These reports usually contain a comparison of the new drug with other drugs with same indications, recommendations for approval, and an overview of the clinical program, efficacy data, safety findings, recommended doses, and information for use in specific populations.
Moreover, it indicates the relevance of qualitative program evaluation to understand the nuances of program efficacy and the particular quality and type of social components that program participants find beneficial.
They allow for the exploration of the 'why' in program efficacy.
Foundations focus on program efficacy; the long-term strength of their grantees takes a back seat.
RENEW used a wait-list control, cross-over design (ie, participants received the year-long intervention immediately or after a 1-year delay), which allowed the opportunity to assess program efficacy (previously reported primary outcome), durability, and reproducibility (reported herein).
Hoping to increase program efficacy, Obama loosened the eligibility criteria last October.
A trial was conducted to test the program's efficacy.
In various contests in 2001, 2002 and 2003, the Republican Party extensively and successfully tested the program's efficacy.
There should be an independent panel of former military and intelligence officers issuing reports on the program's efficacy.
Last fall, nearly three years after the start of the Earth Institute's Millennium Villages Project, a pilot scheme of targeted spending in thirteen areas in sub-Saharan Africa, Sachs asked J-PAL for advice about evaluating the program's efficacy.
