Sentence examples for would be efficacious from inspiring English sources

Typically, infections are cleared by neutralizing antibodies, which suggests that a vaccine would be efficacious.

I figured a "blockbuster" drug would be efficacious in more than 50percentt of the people who took it.

To overcome this limitation, it was hypothesized that an α1a/1d subtype-selective antagonist would be efficacious while keeping side effects to a minimum.

On the basis of these observations, taken together with dissolution and pharmacokinetic behaviors, CSD strategy would be efficacious to enhance bioavailability of curcumin with high photochemical stability.

The present study is designed to explore whether resveratrol regulates the fate of human umbilical cord-derived mesenchymal stem cells (hUC-MSCs) and whether hUC-MSCs combined with resveratrol would be efficacious in the treatment of neurodegeneration in a mouse model of AD through SIRT1 signaling.

Here we tested whether anti-TNF treatment would be efficacious for NPC patients.

Considering the relationship between in vitro potency and concentration achieved in mice, compounds with a Cmax/TRE of ≥30, AUC0 48/TRE of ≥587, and T>TRE of 100% would likely be efficacious and would be prioritized for further studies.

On the basis of previous research, we assumed that 54% of the population at large would have positive skin test results and that SCIT would only be efficacious in 51% of the population.

If the former, then God could not be said to have knowledge of humans, and so divine providence would not be efficacious.

CONCLUSION: Among patients in the Veterans Affairs health care system who are clinically appropriate candidates for CEA, those who did not receive the operation were less likely to have symptomatic disease or high-grade carotid artery stenosis, but were more likely to report high aversion to surgery and to have a provider who believed CEA would not be efficacious.

If blood COHb levels indeed reflect the amount of CO delivered to peripheral tissues, it is possible that inhaled CO would only be efficacious in humans once COHb reaches 'close to toxic' levels comparable to those achieved in rodent studies (e.g. 15 30%).