Sentence examples for to guarantee efficacy from inspiring English sources
To guarantee efficacy and safety of the blocks in the ED setting, anesthesiologists have trained the EPs and supervised the blocks on request.
Achieving a formulation that has the right biophysical and rheological properties to guarantee efficacy and sustain sexual pleasure should therefore remain a twin goal in microbicides development.
In all cases, a written protocol suited to local conditions (technical and human resources) and accepted by the care team should be implemented in order to guarantee efficacy and safety [ 91- 93].
The new tools are significant because they're among the first in the industry to guarantee the efficacy of genetically modified material.
If God's assistance is sufficient to guarantee the efficacy of a human choice, it would seem that the choice of a human agent is determined by God's greater power.
Additionally, ( p_{text{str}}^{ hbox{max} } ) also should satisfy the following constraint to guarantee the efficacy of every stage of the compressor, i.e., the MWP of CASV can be reached only when all stages work simultaneously.
A Tidal volume (Vt) > 8 ml/kg, which is required to guarantee the efficacy of dynamic index of fluid responsiveness in predicting fluid responsiveness, is nowadays not recommended in operating room (1).
Kennedy called for enactment of legislation to guarantee the efficacy and safety of prescription drugs and cosmetics because: "Thousands of women have suffered burns and other injuries to the eyes, skin and hair by untested or inadequately tested beauty aids".
Dose adjustments were required only for vancomycin, linezolid, and meropenem to guarantee drug efficacy.
Rational antibiotic therapy requires dosage regimens to be optimized, not only to guarantee clinical efficacy, but also to minimize the selection and spread of resistant pathogens [ 1].
The most important factors are the availability of drugs at an accessible cost and of centers of excellence to guarantee the efficacy and safety of treatment [ 5].
