Sentence examples for the maximum efficacy from inspiring English sources
Personalized medicine aims to determine the most adequate treatment and dose regimen to obtain the maximum efficacy and minimum side effect by taking into account patients' characteristics.
However, to reach the maximum efficacy of the Xe2*-excilamp for photo-initiated water purification further engineering optimization of the photoreactor concept is necessary.
The maximum efficacy of the PEF treatment for inactivation of microorganisms in grape juice was observed around 1500 MJ L− 1 for all the microorganisms investigated.
Comparative efficacy studies of the conjugates with a different linker demonstrated that T-0128 showed the maximum efficacy against MX-1 human mammary xenograft tumors.
The maximum efficacy of compound 10, which was 3-fold more potent than gabapentin, was observed at 1 h after administration, and co-administration of compound 10 with gabapentin showed a considerable synergic effect.
As iron oxide media has almost no capacity for adsorption of these two organic sulfurs, multistages of organic sulfur removal beds are used with lead/lag option to get the maximum efficacy of the media.
For all other scenarios we assume the protective efficacy to increase linearly with the dose number, so that the efficacy after one dose is one third of the assumed maximum efficacy.
Thus, casein had the same maximum efficacy as yeast but it was 16 times more potent on a weight basis.
The military achieves maximum efficacy to the extent that it employs those most qualified to function as soldiers.
We found an effective reduction of body temperature after parenteral diclofenac, whereas the degree of temperature reduction and the duration to maximum efficacy were in line with the literature [ 10, 12] and pharmacologic properties of diclofenac (half-life, 1 to 2 hours) [ 32].
Studies in mice also suggest that it would be crucial to deliver the normal gene before maturation of the photoreceptors for maximum efficacy of treatment rather than delivering the gene after maturation (Byrne et al., 2014).
