But over time, the efficacy waned: By the end of seven years, the overall efficacy was 4.4 percent.
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"Even though it isn't a perfect vaccine, and even though the efficacy isn't as high as we want, any degree of efficacy is better than no degree of efficacy at all," NIAID's Dr. Fauci said.
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The bar to get over in showing efficacy, you had to show efficacy on top of another anti-depressant.
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"If you got partially effective vaccines with efficacy that's 30 % maybe 60% on an ideal setting, why wouldn't you use all the components to maximize efficacy?" says Hill.
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Since Phase 1 trials establish safety but not efficacy, clinical researchers are concerned that less savvy patients seeking experimental drugs may falsely believe that access alone connotes efficacy.
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Indeed, since Imfinzi on its own showed some signs of efficacy, whereas adding tremelimumab did not, analysts believe the second drug might actually offset the efficacy that Imfinzi can offer.
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"We know that abstinence-only programs will often claim that condoms are not effective, or they will use an efficacy rate that's lower than the actual efficacy rate," Holt said.
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Although the 2010 study showed the efficacy of the combination of doxylamine and pyridoxine in the drug, the 1970s study was referenced to show the efficacy of each ingredient individually.
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"It's clearly very difficult to evaluate efficacy of Ebola products in outbreaks," said Moorthy, who said scientists rely on efficacy data derived from experiments in non-human primates (monkey models).
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Dr. Swann recommends cherry-picking from lines that do clinical testing for efficacy, like Obagi, SkinMedica, and Elta MD. Skinceuticals, which releases studies on their efficacy, is also a good one to explore.
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However, shooting games, like most games, offers all types of play and socialization Such games allow those who fail to find efficacy in their lives an opportunity to at least feel virtual efficacy.
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That maybe this doesn't have the efficacy that was promised.
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For maximum efficacy, diversity training should: --Be substantial in length.
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But Purdue's claim about OxyContin's safety and efficacy was wrong.
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There is already some data showing the new approach's efficacy.
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What's less researched, however, is the true efficacy of nootropics.
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Not everyone is convinced about the efficacy of micro donations.
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Why does that have anything to do with her efficacy?
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But enforcement is crucial to ensuring the convention's future efficacy.
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I would want to see proven efficacy in clinical trials.
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Phase 85033 trials offer limited safety and zero efficacy data.
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The environmental efficacy is just the metaphorical cherry on top.
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But safety and efficacy don't preclude an amazing customer experience.
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One study likened circumcision to a vaccine of high efficacy.
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Hormones. The stunning efficacy of new love affair crash diets?
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Each drug must demonstrate efficacy and safety in clinical trials.
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Over and over, he's told efficacy is beside the point.
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The minute you rely on action, the efficacy goes down.
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Most experts we contacted, however, were skeptical of their efficacy.
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Others were less certain about the efficacy of the agreement.
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They absolutely have their place in determining efficacy and causality.
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This seems to prove the sinister efficacy of the killings.
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With cannabinoids, the issue we have to show is efficacy.
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For the maximum efficacy, repeat the dosage after two weeks.
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So, what's the end game here in terms of efficacy?
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People refuse to praise his minimal effort and minimal efficacy.
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A comprehensive study is underway to better define its efficacy.
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We're finally beginning to get studies about its actual efficacy.
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I know no other metric for the efficacy of poetry.
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That speaks to the efficacy of terrorism as a tactic.
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This is one of the reasons that RTT has failed to gain Congressional approval; it pushes the efficacy issue out of the process since these drugs have not demonstrated any efficacy in clinical trials.
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Now, a provocative new paper questions the efficacy of the drug.
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Rob Portman, a moderate, also questioned the efficacy of a wall.
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Mr Trump has no doubts about the efficacy of physical barriers.
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The listings on this site aren't fully scrutinized for scientific efficacy.
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Trials to prove its efficacy and safety are necessary, of course.
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Mr Trump harbours no doubts about the efficacy of physical barriers.
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They have shown early efficacy in treating cancer pain and migraine.
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Alternatively, interactions with other drugs could diminish absorption, interfering with efficacy.
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Reformulation is costly and risks reducing the efficacy of the drug.
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But questions remain over the efficacy of the tactic over time.
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But evidence on the efficacy of indoor residual spraying is mixed.
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But increasingly, markets are doubting the efficacy of overstretched monetary policy.
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What has been the typical efficacy of an average prison strike?
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But collagen's efficacy is still pretty up in the air. Frustrated?
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But the efficacy of these measures is a truly different matter.
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However, the efficacy of an editorial endorsement is hard to quantify.
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Common concerns focus on efficacy of the vaccine and side effects.
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The prestige and the efficacy of democracy itself is in question.
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Efficacy: 3/10, because the soap did technically fry the potatoes.
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"One of the biggest challenges in education is efficacy," said Jameel.
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Mattis even if he personally believes in the efficacy of torture.
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When they build collective efficacy, even without other changes, crime drops.
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Randomized controlled trials are necessary to determine if they have efficacy.
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D.A. approval comes easily, and a prescription doesn't guarantee greater efficacy.
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The evidence of marijuana's efficacy for other medical conditions is weak.
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Vaccines can have an even bigger impact, depending on their efficacy.
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No other schedule for any vaccine provides better safety or efficacy.
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Like Basis's efficacy with humans, the results here are currently inconclusive.
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He said he was in favor of keeping the efficacy requirement.
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Showing efficacy, safety and scaling up production will take time, though.
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Experts also questioned the efficacy of the government's move on schools.
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Academic research at least calls into question the efficacy of negative.
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NASA astronauts have proven the efficacy of repairing satellites in space.
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Still, industry watchers remain skeptical about the efficacy of these moves.
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Congress debated its efficacy and replaced it with the Freedom Act.
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Second, public education is critical to the efficacy of these laws.
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It could also enhance the efficacy of video conferencing, Li said.
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But the guidelines question the efficacy of long-term opioid treatment.
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I feel like this sabotages an efficacy study from the beginning.
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In comparing the two trials so far, Baker says the skin patch showed lower efficacy but few side effects, while the pill had a higher rate of efficacy but wasn't tolerated as well by the patients.
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Believing in it as city leaders seem to — believing not only in their own efficacy but in the efficacy of distributed, networked, loosely coordinated action to rival national and international action — is ultimately a leap of faith.
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"The drug looks to be incredibly safe for its efficacy," he said.
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This could impact the efficacy of oceans' ability to regulate the climate.
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Such weapons aren't yet available, and many gun enthusiasts doubt their efficacy.
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The strike — whose efficacy is debatable — was in response to a Sept.
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But the efficacy of such a request would be questionable at best.
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One of the challenges facing online providers is the question of efficacy.
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The company argues that their product combines simple design with powerful efficacy.
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Their efficacy is debatable, but so is that of more lethal methods.
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In February, Allergan reported strong efficacy data for its migraine treatment, ubrogepant.
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"It's important to consider the efficacy of Internet filtering," said Dr, Nash.
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"However, data are still lacking to definitely confirm their efficacy," he adds.
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Factories are usually notified about inspections first, raising questions about their efficacy.
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There was no standard way to evaluate the efficacy of the advertising.
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Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), Barr downplayed the efficacy of gun control laws.
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For instance, how does one measure the efficacy of a détourned work?
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There are two ways to account for the perceived efficacy of reiki.
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Most voters have no opinion on the efficacy of high-risk pools.
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That is, once such an intervention is tested for efficacy and safety.
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A swift tongue-scrape removes the debris that blocks taste-bud efficacy.
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But these are not hypothetical experiments; their efficacy is not in doubt.
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Last year, an Australian study was published to bolster the method's efficacy.
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A better approach to ensuring drugs' efficacy would be a certification process.
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This represents a huge market, but the technology's actual efficacy remains questionable.
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Their safety and efficacy have been questioned repeatedly over the last decade.
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Pfizer also said "extensive science" supports the safety and efficacy of Zoloft.
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And he has also previously voiced doubts about the efficacy of vaccines.
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There isn't much clinical research on the safety and efficacy of CBD.
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Efficacy: 29/210 for making me feel like less of a man.
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She hasn't published peer-reviewed research on the efficacy of her approach.
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Efficacy of the method increases with couples' trust, experience, and self-control.
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It has the same efficacy as a spell from the local witch.
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The process keeps improving in terms of speed and efficacy, he said.
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A three-hour difference is not enough to lower the pill's efficacy.
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I haven't used one before, so I can't testify to their efficacy.
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"The two, when used in combination, produce the efficacy effect," he said.
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Determining a drug's efficacy requires a well-established system of clinical trials.
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There are still many unanswered efficacy and safety questions about e-cigs.
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That relentless widening reduces the efficacy of ECB monetary policy, analysts said.
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But the bitterness of the election raised serious questions about democracy's efficacy.
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But the efficacy of some of these changes remains an open question.
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Still, he is optimistic about the efficacy of the new bankruptcy law.
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There is no scientific research that proves the efficacy of homeopathic products.
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Tolerance is the gradual decrease in opioid efficacy despite progressively higher dosing.
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In 2007, a number of studies reviewed the efficacy of sexual education.
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There's also conflicting sentiment in the market regarding the efficacy of buybacks.
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Tehran initially scoffed and underestimated the resulting efficacy of Washington's economic measures.
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The role of physicians included assessing the comparative efficacy of abusive methods.
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Email Email is losing its efficacy as a means of member outreach.
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About 60 percent of candidate drugs fail due to lack of efficacy.
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All the prescriptions that must be obtained, renewed, then tested for efficacy.
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And there is so far no sign that its efficacy is diminishing.
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It was brief, but it had the cool efficacy of an assassin.
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High self-efficacy has been linked to self-regulation, resilience and accomplishment.
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At no point does he question the efficacy of this proposed solution.
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The trouble with this view is how it suggests political efficacy is the
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During that time, the researchers assessed the safety and efficacy of the treatment.
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It could also be used to test the efficacy of their own vaccines.
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"The published research (to date) does not meet contraceptive efficacy standards," Jennings says.
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Ted Cruz's presidential campaign, have questioned the efficacy of its political advertising methods.
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We would support a cautious approach to cannabis to ensure safety and efficacy.
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It's not clear how much the new specs will reduce the technology's efficacy.
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"Let's prove efficacy after they've been legalized," O'Neill has said of new drugs.
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But the efficacy of either one or the other is hard to determine.
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If women lack self-efficacy about retirement planning, they may not even try.
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Joe Domanick: You use the term "community efficacy" when talking about community policing.
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No studies proved the drug's medical efficacy in controlled, large-scale clinical environments.
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U.S. policy, but a crisis of efficacy when it comes to mission-critical
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Now, the efficacy of American leadership around the globe has come into question.
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In contrast, efficacy trials determine which drugs the FDA is willing to recommend.
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Debate has unfolded in pharmacy and policy circles over the efficacy of ADFs.
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Being a Democrat apparently means never having to question the efficacy of government.
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"The efficacy remains to be seen," he said, "but the message is consistent."
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Researchers treated 41 patients between 2007 and 2015 to establish safety and efficacy.
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The bigger issue from a security standpoint is the question of overall efficacy.
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His offensive game is leaps and bounds ahead, in both versatility and efficacy.
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Up next: disease model research, pharmaceutical efficacy testing, and microgravity research in space.
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Efficacy: 211/210 or 23/210, depending on how you look at it.
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"What we are seeing are some really impressive efficacy numbers," Dr. Silverberg said.
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The synthetic alternative is comparable in cost and efficacy to LAL, he added.
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In fact the guidelines include a plea for research to evaluate their efficacy.
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The therapeutic index is the ratio of a drug's efficacy to its toxicity.
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The company has had two studies published in journals regarding the sensors' efficacy.
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And its ease of use and efficacy should be leaving startups like Otter.
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But as Lincoln knew well, eloquence is not necessarily the same as efficacy.
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Instead, the process is handled by state associations with varying degrees of efficacy.
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But questions remain about the policy's efficacy in controlling the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
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The patches come in sealed packs to maintain the efficacy of the ingredients.
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Such miscalculations are common in whistleblower cases and highlight the efficacy of whistleblowing.
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They propose to cut the very fields that give them their political efficacy.
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Regulators require extensive research and testing to prove a drug's efficacy and safety.
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Want to assess the safety and efficacy of cannabis-infused edibles or tinctures?
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Those that model the efficacy of the USDA's conservation programs on water quality.
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Garbis said the transgender ban was not driven by genuine concerns for military efficacy.
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But the actual efficacy of Cambridge Analytica's fabled psychographic profiling is up for debate.
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This, he hopes, will prove its efficacy and increase general awareness of its possibilities.
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There were no differences between the two groups in memory or self-efficacy scores.
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Much of its efficacy is likely to depend on the support given by doctors.
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I can personally attest to its efficacy for more than half of those claims.
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But the writing comes at that notion so broadly as to undercut its efficacy.
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Alternative, engineered fixes have been dogged by potentially stratospheric costs, uncertain efficacy or both.
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It included new trials to confirm efficacy and other markers of the drugs success.
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By comparison, most widely used childhood vaccines have about 85 to 95 percent efficacy.
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Again, it's not possible for outsiders to assess the efficacy of such internal efforts.
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We have data that supports the safety and efficacy of our vascular-closure devices.
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Yet it sounds scientific and therefore irrefutable, not to mention noble — hence its efficacy.
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Tasson also notes that the jury is still out on their long-term efficacy.
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This demonstrated superior efficacy of Kisqali combination therapy versus endocrine treatment alone, it said.
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Studies over the past several decades repeatedly show the efficacy of such sham treatments.
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But AstraZeneca reckons it has fewer side effects than Imbruvica and potentially better efficacy.
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Or, it could have little effect on the efficacy of a treatment at all.
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That means the opioid's painkilling efficacy remains unaffected, even as the PAMORA alleviates constipation.
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She also credits the power of their love with the efficacy of the video.
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The stunning efficacy rates of Truvada have launched a race to expand the market.
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"Investors may have expected some clinical efficacy data," Wedbush Securities analyst Liana Moussatos said.
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That equivocation could dilute some of the efficacy of the anti-Trump wing's efforts.
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But now, this traditional coupling of TV and internet may be losing its efficacy.
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"One has to be rational, and find the maximum amount of efficacy," he said.
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We intend to understand the efficacy of these measures to continue to get better.
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Reagan was inherently skeptical of the efficacy of government bureaucracy to improve people's lives.
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A ring's efficacy is, unsurprisingly, related to how much a woman actually uses it.
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And we can certainly have debates about the efficacy of certain techniques and tactics.
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What follows is a comically rendered consideration of the purpose and efficacy of autofiction.
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Efficacy standards should be reserved for drugs that make treatment claims, not cosmetic products.
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Many are skeptical of both Russia's motives behind the ceasefire and its potential efficacy.
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Android unlock patterns, is not the first to measure the efficacy of both methods.
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Yes, but: The efficacy of the drug has not yet been tested in humans.
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Jackson has written several reviews of the efficacy of antidepressants in chronic pain relief.
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What's more, the results have given researchers cause for optimism about the drug's efficacy.
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Its efficacy may be encouraged by cooler, drier fall weather when mosquito activity drops.
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The conflict's efficacy and lasting impact provides plenty of debate fodder in the West.
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They are also making claims about the efficacy of this treatment that are unproven.
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Duke has now done that efficacy testing in the real world, the university said.
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In describing the border wall, Mr. Trump has expressed unending confidence in its efficacy.
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In those where efficacy went down, it did so by a median 11 percent.
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However, Monday's performance caused some analysts to doubt the efficacy of the new measure.
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So it's actually more incumbent upon the people selling home devices to show efficacy.
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Information about the masks' efficacy doesn't even surface up top in a Google search.
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Herbs are not FDA-approved and they may cut the efficacy of the pill.
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Policymakers and developers point to all the new property development as proof of efficacy.
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Instead, the plan only calls for more efficacy in the EU's carbon trading scheme.
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Those engaged daily in one or more of these practices testify to their efficacy.
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"Most apps do not have much scientific evidence to support their efficacy," Kaslow said.
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The reason has nothing to do about the efficacy of the Trump tax cuts.
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Rather, the debate should be about the efficacy of U.S. assistance and its sufficiency.
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But red flag laws, which suffer from dubious efficacy, are not the path forward.
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In 2013, the FDA rejected Twirla, citing efficacy issues and sought additional clinical data.
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But some experts have questioned the efficacy of sanctions against the isolated communist country.
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LG: Yeah, but the efficacy of brain training games is still kind of unproven.
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"When it comes to natural health products, Health Canada has a lower standard when it comes to the assessment of efficacy," said Caulfield, adding that the current regulatory framework prioritizes safety and standardization over efficacy, enabling questionable products to enter the market.
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In terms of a drug process or a pharmaceutical, and there's a lot more ... You need to actually prove efficacy, but in terms of supplements, you don't need to prove efficacy, but there is a baseline safety that you need to show.
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In its ability to maximize the efficacy of your workout, the Peloton Tread is excellent.
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Only 11 percent of the studies referred to published, peer-reviewed reports of preclinical efficacy.
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Scientists instead used it to help governments gauge the overall efficacy of drug reduction programs.
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He said the new cloned virus would enable his team to better test its efficacy.
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Organovo already offers kidney and liver tissue for screening potential drugs for efficacy and safety.
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From the moment of its launch, the efficacy of the disputed label has been questioned.
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Thursday's results showed that doubling the time between injections does not compromise efficacy or safety.
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The FDA ensures drugs are tested for efficacy and safety before they can be sold.
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"The stigma of living with HIV has diminished my feelings of self-efficacy," Mikiki says.
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The data suggests that optimism about the efficacy of M&As has never been higher.
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As for the efficacy of these sorts of demos, the jury's still out, of course.
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We must give organizations the tools and knowledge to improve those efficiency and efficacy ratios.
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The medicine Spears was previously taking had lost some efficacy over time, PEOPLE has learned.
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CRANE: There's a good amount of controversy surrounding the efficacy of these brain training tools.
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Phase 3 trials test the efficacy and safety of a new drug in human patients.
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But they are the best we have when it comes to assessing drug efficacy. With
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"If you pay the taxes out of the conversion, it reduces the efficacy," said Oransky.
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To have even a brief sense of that kind of impact and efficacy was powerful.
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Praise for Hillary Clinton and doubt over the efficacy of politically driven wall-building disappeared.
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Patchy application erodes the efficacy of anti-discrimination law, but that apparently doesn't trouble DeVos.
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This answer is most revealing, in that it speaks to the actual efficacy of vaccines.
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The next step, Lisanby says, is to continue improving the "safety and efficacy" of ECT.
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However, the origins of the material do not anyway impact the efficacy of our product.
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Here's hoping they just don't achieve T-1000 efficacy without proper behavioral limitations in place.
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Yet, the same restrictive approach does not make sense in case of the efficacy standard.
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The certification would provide guidance to busy physicians with regards to a new drug's efficacy.
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One only needs to look at the headlines to gauge the efficacy of that course.
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Our choices are differentiated not by their efficacy as much as by the unique properties.
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People can't even shop around to compare providers or products for price, safety and efficacy.
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Depending on the outcome, the study could be stopped either for futility or overwhelming efficacy.
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Photograph by George Steinmetz for The New Yorker There is also the matter of efficacy.
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As far as I can tell, there's a limited window of efficacy for Bite Helper.
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Unfortunately, this was a perfect example of where efficacy did not necessarily translate into effectiveness.
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"However, the origins of the material do not anyway impact the efficacy of our product."
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You can only rush that process so much before risking manufacturing accuracy and testing efficacy.
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In fact, provider words influence the efficacy of even our most powerful drugs and treatments.
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He has a good "feeling" about malaria drugs whose efficacy against the virus is untested.
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The miraculous efficacy of a drug in a clinical trial continues to extend my existence.
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Unfortunately, independent studies that can prove the efficacy of any of these products are lacking.
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In reality, K-Beauty is a skin-care tradition steeped in wellness, simplicity, and efficacy.
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Refusing international relief is not just the province of marginal governments trying to prove efficacy.
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The High Court in London is considering new evidence about the efficacy of the treatment.
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Company officials also claimed they had evidence of the stimulant's efficacy and safety in humans.
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But, but, but: It'll be impossible to gauge the summit's efficacy for a long time.
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It's been tried in countries like Portugal and Switzerland with a great deal of efficacy.
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They can even be called a model in terms of good practices and international efficacy.
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Lacking alternatives, desperate Indonesians resort to herbal baths, Islamic prayer and other remedies of unproven efficacy.
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Technological advancements could help to bolster the efficacy of the treatment, Emberton went on to explain.
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Annual Review of Public Health Pharmaceutical companies' claims of safety and efficacy were, of course, inaccurate.
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And some of them don't mean anything at all when it comes to safety or efficacy.
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Without constant supervision and monitoring, the bureaucracy will both grow in size and diminish in efficacy.
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Previous clinical trials have examined maggots' efficacy in speeding up cleaning and healing of infected wounds.
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So, there is so much technology we can use, but only to enhance students' learning efficacy.
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"What we don't know is its efficacy if it is studied under rigorous research," Jennings says.
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Meanwhile, the efficacy of politicians focusing counterterrorism efforts on cracking down on online extremism remains doubtful.
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AI, computer vision and robotics are all nearing a tipping point of accuracy, reliability and efficacy.
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In Sea of Solitude's strongest moments, it communicates this core emotional takeaway with lacerating, startling efficacy.
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Skorney says the choice between Aimmune's and DBV's treatments may come down to efficacy versus tolerability.
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But there haven't been any large-scale human trials on the efficacy of CBD in skincare.
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Instead, she centers the conversation on the patient's priorities regarding efficacy, delivery method, and side effects.
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Second: The results of the study do not in any way examine the efficacy of probiotics.
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Some are so new, clinical trials are still testing their efficacy and safety for human use.
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But over the next two months, Mr. Wright read press reports questioning the efficacy of Krebiozen.
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We will only know the efficacy of these measures by their performance in the real world.
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The potential breakthrough is screening otherwise-healthy people for cancer, which should significantly improve treatment efficacy.
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However, the efficacy of the scheme is subject to a timely resolution of the proposed regulation.
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Condoms, the most common non-hormonal method of contraception, have an efficacy rate of 82 percent.
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After the Season 1 mystery of #WhoDrewTheDicks, Season 2 tackled the Turd Burglar with stunning efficacy.
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The test of reasonableness and efficacy will ultimately have to await full implementation and actual use.
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It'll be especially important to test the treatments' safety and efficacy in large groups of people.
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In contrast, [mifepristone] is a highly studied drug where the safety and efficacy have been demonstrated.
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Ideally, placement on the preferred formulary should be based on efficacy, safety and lowest list price.
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Making the bomb is half the effort; it also has to be tested to ensure efficacy.
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A clinical trial involving more than 100 adult patients established the safety and efficacy of Yescarta.
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During that period, issues such as safety, efficacy and desirability, among others, would be worked out.
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In this case, even tedious literalism is insufficient to support administrative efforts to curtail LEOSA's efficacy.
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That's a huge number, but research into the efficacy of virtual reality training is still early.
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But there seems to be a ceiling for populism, and some baseline public desire for efficacy.
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You might also consider skipping the DNA test altogether since the efficacy of it is questionable.
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The agency has typically made its decisions based on safety and efficacy without regard to cost.
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All drugs that exhibit efficacy at a specific receptor are known as "agonists" at that receptor.
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He's collecting evidence to show that these actually are high-efficacy means, and can be prescribed.
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We recommend that therapeutics be tested under ethically approved clinical trials to show efficacy and safety.
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As far as the efficacy and marketing aspect of it, I have not a single idea.
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In a 2017 trial in about 100 adults in Mali, the efficacy rate was 29 percent.
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He spun gold out of worthless casinos in a declining resort town with a dazzling efficacy.
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Rather, these trials underscore that the efficacy of a mask depends on how it is used.
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Critics question the efficacy of these checks, especially since people can be infected without showing symptoms.
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The same applies to the efficacy of the state's attempt to help taxpayers skirt that cap.
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But after a tragic event in 1993, I felt as though words had lost their efficacy.
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"No drug has ever shown has shown efficacy in scleroderma," Chief Executive Yuval Cohen told Reuters.
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That boost could improve the efficacy of Sarclisa, R&D head John Reed said in December.
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I pray often during each day, and believe in the efficacy of prayer in both ways.
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But Republican doubts about super-PACs' efficacy go much deeper than questioning Right to Rise's performance.
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Some are opposed to capital punishment in every instance because they doubt its efficacy or morality.
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Research regarding the efficacy of such programs is still emerging but the tentative evidence looks positive.
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It means we need to smartly look into the various options and the efficacy of them.
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The dodgy data seem to have no bearing on the safety or efficacy of the drug.
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Other proposals, like proportional representation and ranked choice voting, can elevate voters' perception of political efficacy.
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Many animals have a fovea in their eye, but the efficacy of the fovea varies greatly.
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Their compounds overcome multiple resistance mechanisms across 15 cancers to increase efficacy and decrease toxicity of treatments.
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Regardless of where you stand on the political efficacy of Femen, À mon seul désir is smashing.
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On Friday, the FDA held its first hearing to assess the safety and efficacy of CBD products.
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The first new immunotherapy drug for cancer was introduced in 2011, so long term efficacy is unknown.
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He added that the efficacy has been established in studies involving veterans who were burned in explosions.
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To carry them out with maximum efficacy and secrecy, Slavik asserted tighter control over his criminal network.
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Apple tells me any shared data will only be used to understand the efficacy of the program.
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These types of tax incentives have a long history in the U.S., but experts question their efficacy.
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If companies were required to show a drug's efficacy, that trial probably would not have gone forward.
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" When asked about the efficacy of the protests, she added: "Nothing has been as big as this.
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In the case of Epidiolex, the drug's efficacy was studied in three clinical trials involving 516 patients.
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They aren't required to undergo any kind of safety or efficacy testing before they hit store shelves.
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Silence can't be used with the same power and efficacy in a telehealth session as in person.
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At the same time, the efficacy of nutrition interventions in substance use disorder treatment settings is unproven.
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Some experts have questioned the efficacy of the quarantine since the virus has continued to spread onboard.
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For another, many of these devices aren't actually evaluated for safety, accuracy, or efficacy, the authors write.
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Clinuvel has concluded its US clinical program for EPP, evaluating the safety and efficacy of SCENESSE®.
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But the difference between the two interventions illustrates both the efficacy and the growth of cash aid.
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Judges Q&A Q: Have you tested this and do you have evidence of success and efficacy?
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It's just the efficacy vs hangover misery that's yet to be stood up in human clinical trials.
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Research continues to validate financial education, leading to better decision-making, heightened confidence and increased self-efficacy.
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Web publishers will not welcome another threat to the efficacy of advertising, their main source of income.
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A key question that remains to be answered is the relative efficacy of LEE011 compared to Ibrance.
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For example, in cybersecurity and fraud detection, algorithmic efficacy is what separates the wheat from the chaff.
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" But "the reckoning will come only if admissions reform puts the efficacy of those donations in doubt.
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Drug companies say that regulating the procedure as a drug will help ensure its safety and efficacy.
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What's more, the case was not about a ruling on the science, ethics, or efficacy of cryonics.
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At the end of the year, the NYPD will evaluate and review the efficacy of the cameras.
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"The problem is we need probably of the order of 2,20163 to get good efficacy," he says.
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Lundbeck said that it saw weak efficacy for its drug idalopirdine, a symptomatic treatment for Alzheimer's disease.
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Taken together, Lundbeck said on Wednesday, the trials "do not demonstrate efficacy to support a regulatory submission".
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But I question, both in a political and a moral sense, the efficacy of this missile attack.
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"It was proof that you could use a hormonal method to produce real contraceptive efficacy," Anderson says.
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Despite so many failures, critics of the program's efficacy have questioned whether the tests are too easy.
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Zostavax efficacy, by contrast, varies between 18 and 70 percent, and it declines noticeably in older people.
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The three products have similar efficacy but fremanezumab could be more convenient for some patients, Schultz said.
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"The fact that it hasn't been stopped indicates there must be some signal of efficacy," he said.
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We question the efficacy of the first two channels and fear the third could work in reverse.
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Arizona scored particularly badly in categories involving electoral laws, district boundaries and the efficacy of electoral authorities.
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"Interestingly, it looks similar to our other seizure medications in terms of efficacy and tolerability," Porter said.
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FDA staff reviewers brought up concerns about Sarepta's trial design, efficacy, dystrophin measurement methods, and statistical analysis.
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"Amazon's motivations could have been to test the efficacy of this placement for future ads," Barbarin said.
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"These types of drugs undergo years of development to ensure its efficacy, especially its safety," Aquino said.
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"Likewise, an artist's initiations, esoteric or otherwise, are crucial to the efficacy of her art," Madara says.
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HUD's Housing Choice Voucher program has enjoyed support from Republicans for many years because of its efficacy.
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However, he said that the efficacy of these methods had never been scientifically evaluated by state authorities.
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And the list's efficacy remains in doubt, as killings and shootings have continued to rise this year.
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Safety and efficacy were assessed in clinical trials that included participants between 4 and 44 years old.
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To test this diet's efficacy, Dr Longo and his colleagues injected 30 mice with breast-cancer cells.
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That vaccine had an efficacy of 31%, which was too low to license it for general use.
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In its annual report last month, the EMCDDA questioned the efficacy of any laws banning legal highs.
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When people have higher self-efficacy, they tend to set more ambitious goals and persist at them.
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Bayer attributed the Essure decision to declining sales, saying it still stands by its safety and efficacy.
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By performing these tests, drug developers can collect information about the safety and efficacy of unproven medicines.
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"Typically, when we're going to prescribe something, you've got data that shows safety and efficacy," she said.
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Beyond fights over policy efficacy, Deerfield's law is unconstitutional, as it runs directly afoul Supreme Court precedent.
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Some medications, used off label, can help in the short term; long-term efficacy is not known.
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Our report found that the state of emergency appears, at best, of questionable efficacy in combating terrorism.
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The drugs are expensive and their efficacy, as shown by the Opdivo trial, is far from guaranteed.
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Acne Treatment ($44), and I was impressed by the ease of ordering, fast delivery, and overall efficacy.
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Thanks to a combination of price and efficacy, the most abusable opioids are also the most prescribed.
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But mental health professionals question the efficacy of rampaging in a faux cubicle or whacking airborne glasses.
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This is not because of concerns about its efficacy, but rather alarm and anger about its price.
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The Wellcome Global Monitor show that Rwanda has 99 percent belief in safety and efficacy of vaccines.
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While Republicans are doubting the efficacy of the CFPB, they are pushing proposals to overhaul its operations.
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Other women might get it only to find it has lost its efficacy due to heat exposure.
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Callamard also questioned some of the international responses to Khashoggi's death, including the efficacy of targeted sanctions.
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He offered a more skeptical view of the UN's efficacy or its value to the United States.
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I have to instill in them an unshakable belief in the power of their own self-efficacy.
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Newer products with improved efficacy and safety profiles often garner value-added prices, offering support for margins.
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And while that research hinted at its efficacy in humans, there have been no trials in people.
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A 22015-page report published in June 2015 details these suggestions, which range in reasonability and efficacy.
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Chief among them is that the efficacy of ketamine might not be due to ketamine at all.
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The statement would include an update on "efficacy, safety and timelines for licensing Ebola vaccines", Chaib said.
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But unlike most patients around him, Xiong was skeptical of its efficacy and refused to drink it.
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As president, Mr. Trump has clashed with some aides over their efficacy, particularly early in the administration.
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"My read is that this is related to stress, insecurity, and lack of self-efficacy," he added.
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Establishing up-to-date and localized figures will help inform the intensity and efficacy of our remedies.
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The problem, he points out, is not the lack of screening, but the efficacy of the system.
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Other research on successful aging emphasizes the importance of self-efficacy, or belief in one's own abilities.
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Lasik's safety and efficacy are well documented by scientific literature; more than 7,000 studies have been done.
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A Fox News guest who visited CPAC downplayed the coronavirus's efficacy by referring to his own symptoms.
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Vaccine makers have struggled to show efficacy without live Ebola cases in which to test their drugs.
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The health system is working with Regeneron and Gilead Sciences to test the efficacy of existing drugs.
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The health system is working with Regeneron and Gilead Sciences to test the efficacy of existing drugs.
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Doubts around the efficacy of this prolonged quarantine will become more pressing as families face bigger decisions.
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The lack of support for solar geoengineering's efficacy informs Keith's thinking about what we should do next.
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The efficacy data that led to the committee's endorsement was not shared with Morphosys, the company said.
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The administration can follow through on its efforts to include quality and efficacy in its reimbursement formulas.
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The deadly attack near London Bridge has put the efficacy of Britain's prison rehabilitation system under scrutiny.
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One of the few studies of the efficacy of deep canvassing appeared in Science magazine in 2016.
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But I would also like to take time to celebrate the impact and efficacy of the resistance.
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Even if U.S. assistance had no inherent downsides, its efficacy would always depend on the local context.
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It also erodes the efficacy of tax policy if it requires esoteric algorithms that few can access.
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"With all contraception, improving compliance improves efficacy," says Erica Pasciullo Cahill, an obstetrician-gynecologist at Stanford University.
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The recycled qualities have not compromised the efficacy of the jacket, even after a year of wear.
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NRT has been around for a long time, with decades of research proving its safety and efficacy.
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It also found that lapses in maintenance and inspections have reduced the efficacy of some TSA devices.
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Otherwise, it's hard to differentiate hype from reality in terms of determining the efficacy of CBD products.
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We've participated in numerous independent studies to test and prove the safety and efficacy of our network.
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In 1940, British researchers led by the Australian pathologist Howard Florey established the drug's efficacy in mice.
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So the efficacy of the canonical gay plays did not depend, or depend only, on gay audiences.
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We're told at the same time, Britney's doctors were adjusting her meds which had lost their efficacy.
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Meserve says she's confident this will enable it to not only demonstrate to individual patients the efficacy of the prescribed treatment but also enable it to present findings to the wider medical community — with the aim of demonstrating "the safety and efficacy of telehealth" for this particular use-case.
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Should the high court be able to roll back state health regulations whose efficacy was at least debatable?
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By amplifying the vaccine, researchers are now hoping for 50% to 60% efficacy in the South African trial.
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Yet despite its efficacy at preventing abortion, not a single national pro-life organization supports broader contraception access.
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Kovalev isn't sure how well the machine works, and I've been unable to verify the machine's efficacy myself.
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The efficacy is evident, it disrupts the membranes [of bacteria cells], the safety is a whole other story.
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Both organizations were founded by women that put causes first, and data was the force multiplier for efficacy.
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And it's not just reviews on sites like Amazon that stand as a testament to the product's efficacy.
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Rounds of sanctions haven't prompted Putin to reverse course, leading to some European nations to doubt their efficacy.
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While we are encouraged by the efficacy we're seeing, we believe there is much more work to do.
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But there is little other research on the efficacy and safety of medical cannabis in infants and children.
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For Bacevich, America's militarism is fueled by a false assumption about the reach and efficacy of military power.
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"The two markers the authors investigated can predict, to some degree, the treatment efficacy of antidepressants," Redei said.
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Despite promising results from Max's trial, which began in 2012, the FDA was unconvinced of the drug's efficacy.
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Rather, many derive their efficacy from features of the context, broadly speaking, in which they're most at home.
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It is hard to make like-for-like comparisons of the efficacy of different charities with different goals.
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Alleged maladministration within the Nigerian military is another issue diluting the efficacy of the country's counter-terrorism response.
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However, if further studies confirm the efficacy [of this approach], then light therapy could become a treatment option.
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This research discusses how use of the therapy relationship is a key factor in the efficacy of psychotherapy.
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The 21st Century Cures Act aims to change that, by letting companies skip out on efficacy testing entirely.
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This practice reduces the use of antibiotics in livestock, helping to preserve an antibiotic's clinical efficacy in humans.
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To receive FDA approval, a company must submit extensive research and testing to prove efficacy of their product.
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He also hasn't publicly expressed any doubts about the efficacy of vaccines or denied the existence of AIDS.
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Some analysts have said the delay bodes poorly for investors weighing the relative efficacy of Tecentriq and Keytruda.
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This information could be compared to other material HOGR has in order to determine both veracity and efficacy.
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First, we spotted a high-end, mystical eye cream that was impressive — but not necessarily for its efficacy.
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Strickland added the fact that the European Union has not followed suit, raised questions over the ban's efficacy.
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Khamenei's comments cast doubt on the efficacy of Zarif's past and current efforts to keep the agreement alive.
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The meds she had been taking lost their efficacy, and creating a new cocktail is fraught with problems.
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He attacked critics for questioning the efficacy of the strikes and the risks of raising tension with Pakistan.
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Doubts also remain in general on the efficacy of charging banks for placing cash with the central bank.
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Yet, more than a quarter of Americans continue to believe in its efficacy, liberals being the worst offenders.
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It provided proof of the efficacy of international agreements and of the predictable regulatory environments they can create.
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A literal-minded reading of "Money Monster" might see it as an argument for the efficacy of terrorism.
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Under such process, the FDA would bestow a seal of approval on drugs that have demonstrated their efficacy.
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"Today, Vertex met or exceeded that high bar and matched the high-end of efficacy expectations," he added.
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Her photographs of endlessly repeating spools or blocks commented on the monotony, rigidity and efficacy of mass manufacture.
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This not only improves the efficacy of solutions, but it helps achieve buy in, which greatly strengthens efforts.
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The efficacy of the sanctions—one of the primary tools in the foreign-policy establishments box—is debatable.
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"The next step is to perform longer-term safety studies and efficacy testing in larger animals," he said.
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We as a society hold drug manufacturers to extremely high standards, requiring extensive proof of efficacy and safety.
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"At the recent annual meeting of the oncologists, people were talking about it having unprecedented efficacy," he said.
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The existing data also do not allow us to assess the efficacy of different police practices and policies.
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And, most important to me aside from efficacy, it didn't make my gums tender or my teeth ache.
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We worked directly with the former chief of the BVA's Office of Quality Review to test its efficacy.
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Countless examples demonstrate the efficacy of community empowerment to resist the caustic forces of corrupt and inept governments.
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But whatever its efficacy, one thing is clear: it personally targets and victimizes a vulnerable ethnoreligious minority group.
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In terms of real world applications, these future discoveries could be used improve the efficacy of anti-venoms.
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Recent evaluations, however, have determined that its clinical efficacy for these uses is inferior to other available drugs.
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Creams, lotions, and toners come with specific directions, with diagrams, on how to apply them for maximum efficacy.
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In certain cases, fintech firms can even offer significant insight into shaping the efficacy of a product offering.
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But the surgeon doesn't care about that—nor about the lack of studies into the G-Shot's efficacy.
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However, not all of the claims made about their cost-effectiveness and efficacy have stood up to scrutiny.
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I don't question the efficacy of some vaccinations, but they are now too prolific, and many are unnecessary.
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Research on the efficacy of rewards tells us that we can't bribe others into doing what we want.
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What does our analysis say more generally about the efficacy of politicizing xenophobia and racism in American elections?
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They are set up to see if a treatment will work in optimal conditions, what scientists call efficacy.
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In an interview, Mr. Wilentz said that he disputed the moral implications and efficacy of Ms. Piven's tactics.
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Simply put, there's not a lot of evidence in the scientific literature supporting the efficacy of wellness drips.
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The public, rightly, is quick to demand proof of safety and efficacy when it comes to synthetic pharmaceuticals.
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The efficacy of chloroquine and its derivatives deserves rapid scientific study, and, rightly, there are ongoing clinical trials.
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Scientists still have to demonstrate the efficacy of a vaccine to treat those kinds of viruses, he said.
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These two shootings certainly raise questions about the the efficacy of police body cameras: Are they not reliable?
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Spain's Oryzon Genomics said on Monday its Iadademstat compound showed efficacy signs in relapsed small cell lung cancer.
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For reasons of safety, efficacy, and ethics, he said, it's usually better to test on animals before humans.
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What may be affecting curcumin's efficacy, doctors say, is that it is poorly absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract.
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The vaccine controversy There is a large body of data that supports the safety and efficacy of vaccinations.
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Perhaps that is why the program has received bipartisan support – a testament to its efficacy in today's Washington.
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One of them was Peter Diamandis, a thought leader who passionately believes in the efficacy of emerging technologies.
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And might it be useful to have gleaned something about the technique's intelligence-gathering efficacy — or lack thereof?
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Either way you break it down, the fact remains: the efficacy of the Mighty Patch is worth it.
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It meant that a tuberculosis vaccine that crosses a coveted efficacy threshold may soon be possible -- and effective.
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Yet to assess the efficacy of these engagements, BlackRock must continue to increase its transparency, the memo states.
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There has been concern about that deal's efficacy due to the sharper-than-expected increase in U.S. production.
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With demonstrated efficacy, safety, and tolerability, the drug could be a game-changer for children living with HIV.
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These medications may not have the same dosing, delivery systems, side effects or efficacy, as Debarrin has experienced.
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That's pretty wild when you think Viagra's efficacy rate is approximately 65% and it lasts only five hours.
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While Mourinho's efficacy will be put to the test, the one certainty is that he'll shake things up.
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The great promise of MDMA assisted therapy is its efficacy in treating post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD.
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The popularity of suppressors is relatively new, and as a result there is scant research on their efficacy.
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Doubters of the products efficacy need look no further than the customer testimonials provided on the company's site.
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The way to win in 2020, he said, is to attack the perception of Trump's strength and efficacy.
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Patients in clinical trials often show a big placebo response, masking the efficacy of the drug being tested.
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But with the new HVTN trial, researchers hope some tweaks to the vaccine might boost the efficacy rate.
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"People sort of forswear their own agency and self-efficacy, and there's a sense of resignation," he said.
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The drug, called bardoxolone, has "striking efficacy," the hedge-fund manager said at the Sohn Conference in New York.
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The letter did not identify any efficacy or safety issues with the eye drop, a latanoprostene bunod ophthalmic solution.
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These treatments, for which there is now a substantial body of evidence indicating their efficacy, often don't come cheap.
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The measuring obsession probably comes from the regulators who think that, to understand drugs, you have to show efficacy.
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In the study, the primary efficacy endpoint of change from baseline at week 26 did not reach statistical significance.
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Trump has already admitted that a conversation with Mattis has given him another view on the efficacy of waterboarding.
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In a statement on Tuesday, Novartis said it is "fully confident" in the safety, quality and efficacy of Zolgensma.
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Smaller trials have provided "glimpses and glimmers" of the product's efficacy; this one, he hopes, will magnify the data.
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Data on the efficacy of sugar taxes are scantier, but the available evidence shows that they, too, lower consumption.
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Staff at the FDA's drug-evaluation division are sceptical about the efficacy of Exondys 51 (also known as eteplirsen).
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Terrible experiences for users still persist in our online experiences, deliver low efficacy for advertisers and fraud is rampant.
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"The Department of Justice will hold these companies accountable that mislead the public about the efficacy of the products."
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They evaluated peer-led sex ed programs through six areas: knowledge, attitudes, skills, behavior, self-efficacy, and social norms.
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Now the Food and Drug Administration says it's looking for data on the safety and efficacy of these products.
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It is not without side effects but it is a kinder option, which also promises much longer-lasting efficacy.
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Tugging at the heartstrings, however, does little to allay the doubts of economists sceptical about the efficacy of charity.
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But perhaps more importantly, there's even less research out there about the efficacy of double doses than single doses.
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Therapix believes PEA may increase the efficacy of the cannabinoid while lowering the required dosage and reducing adverse effects.
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However, according to a recent Harvard Business Review analysis, the overall efficacy of HR-based diversity programs is unclear.
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Since 2003 more than 200 compounds for dementia have entered phase-2 clinical trials, when drugmakers begin testing efficacy.
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"The efficacy of Fragmin in children was based on a single trial with 38 pediatric patients," the FDA said.
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It wasn't until 10 months ago that I re-discovered CBT on my own and learned about its efficacy.
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Without being in the room for such examinations, it's impossible to make any definitive statements about the protocol's efficacy.
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"Emerging evidence indicates that genetic variation may impact the efficacy of behavioral weight loss interventions," the working group wrote.
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The researchers caution that extended observation is required to determine the long-term safety and efficacy of the drug.
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But we're going to do a much better job now that we're expanding of measuring impact and tracking efficacy.
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Shares of Aerie Pharmaceuticals sank 3 percent after the company reported positive topline safety and efficacy results for rhopressa.
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Successfully carrying out that role will require a degree of efficacy and cohesion the party has hitherto not exhibited.
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Specifically, did Equifax consult any outside groups on the efficacy of consumer remedies or were all decisions made internally?
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I think that when we talk about efficacy, these are also, some of these are tough public policy problems.
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Military officials have downplayed the efficacy of ISIS' chemical weapons, saying they have less battlefield effect than conventional explosives.
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That the president is actively undermining the embargo will test the efficacy of another strategy — not containment but engagement.
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Cranberry is touted, but although it can't hurt, its efficacy has never been demonstrated, despite an NIH funding initiative.
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This is good news for those expecting a widely accepted regulatory framework that protects patient safety and test efficacy.
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" But, she added, "Without a clear plan for monitoring the efficacy of emissions reduction policies, it is all aspiration.
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There was a 1994 ban on these guns that lasted until 2004, but it's efficacy has been hotly debated.
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And why are politicians touting their anti-trafficking policy, when there is a dearth of evidence on the efficacy?
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Open-mindedness, whether about the potential dangers of vaccines or the possible efficacy of energy healing, is always tempting.
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The MHRA is responsible for standards of safety, quality and efficacy for healthcare products, which can include software apps.
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Overall, "larger well-designed trials are needed to validate the therapeutic efficacy of cupping therapy," the 2015 review reads.
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This was one of the primary reasons Musk and the other innovators had a strong sense of self-efficacy.
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Pharma players will need to increasingly demonstrate the value of new treatments to payers in addition to medical efficacy.
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Now the failures of that approach, in terms of both efficacy and human rights, have come sharply into view.
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But questions remained about the efficacy of the agreement and whether Syria had disposed of all its chemical weapons.
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Meanwhile, price controls further damage research and development because the government is artificially rewarding low prices rather than efficacy.
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Although spray-on sunscreens are popular, their efficacy has not been studied,, and there's concern about children inhaling them.
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One is — as you mentioned earlier — the diagnostics are important to show the efficacy broadly speaking for these products.
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Wong and Park's comedy chops are on delightfully ostentatious display, every joke and delivery honed for maximum comedic efficacy.
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Martini tweeted about the launch, posing three "critical questions" about the structure's strength, efficacy, and impact on marine ecology.
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FDA staff reviewers earlier raised doubts as to whether the data GSK submitted provided evidence of the drug's efficacy.
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Sessions are meant to be therapeutic, but mental health professionals question the efficacy of rampaging in a faux cubicle.
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We should find projects to pursue which are not only meaningful to us, but over which we have efficacy.
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"Let us join hands and take real action to uphold the authority and efficacy of the WTO," Zhong said.
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The way you use Auto-Tune on it adds a lot to the efficacy and grit of that song.
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My own belief is that at least a portion of GAINSWave's efficacy—at least in my case—was placebo.
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Yet, post-Bali, there was some discussion from Wood's peers about the lack of clinical trials confirming ReCell's efficacy.
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Through the pilot, the SFMTA intends to evaluate the efficacy and merits of starting a dockless bike-sharing program.
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In MRA-affiliated forums on unregulated online spaces like 4chan and Reddit, users organized harassment campaigns, with startling efficacy.
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And perhaps this disavowal implies a modesty about political efficacy; a writer can do only so much, after all.
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We're a large country, so it's important to remember that this process's efficacy varies based on where it's employed.
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If you believe you're capable of cooking dinner or completing a project, this is reflective of high self-efficacy.
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And this ring vaccination trial, with its innovative research design, managed to demonstrate efficacy for one of the vaccines.
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Before we get into the efficacy of anti-bias trainings, we need a quick primer on how bias works.
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Once those are restored, we can continue to gauge their efficacy to decide how and where to go further.
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There is reason to believe that will change now, along with other therapeutics that have efficacy in the lab.
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But as with the former option, studies are ongoing into its efficacy and safety for people with COVID-19.
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But analysts have expressed doubt about the efficacy of interest rate cuts amid severe disruptions to the supply chain.
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But analysts have expressed doubt about the efficacy of interest rate cuts amid severe disruptions to the supply chain.
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Notably, many Democrats and some in the media began to question the efficacy of their impeachment effort so far.
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Use this insight to alter your approach to the coming week, improving the efficiency and efficacy of your work.
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Users of the method seem convinced of its efficacy — but it&aposs not totally clear if it still works.
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In philanthropy, there is little belief in the efficacy of collective action led by those most hurt by problems.
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She and others have previously argued for a moratorium on germline editing citing unknown risks, safety, and efficacy concerns.
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This would force drug manufacturers to compete on price, as well as drug efficacy, safety and side effect profiles.
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Even a Cold War liberal like Raymond Aron questioned the efficacy of Western-style liberalism in Asia and Africa.
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"The excretion of the pill too soon can decrease its breakdown and the efficacy of the pill," she says.
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He said his objections to the state's solitary confinement practices have more to do with efficacy than civil rights.
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CompTIA CySA+ (CS893-001): The Cybersecurity Analyst certification uses behavioral analytics in IT security to improve its overall efficacy.
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There are currently only a handful of FDA-approved medications for PTSD, and all have about the same efficacy.
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"We hacked the survey results as a means of questioning the efficacy of sanctioned institutional critique," Earle told Hyperallergic.
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Data such as this supports the belief in and bolsters the efficacy of familial searching to produce valuable leads.
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But Ring's venture in Wilshire Park has since been offered as powerful evidence of the efficacy of their devices.
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Insider recently found several magazines that have run articles raising unfounded concerns about the safety or efficacy of vaccines.
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"The whole idea here is to better define the policy of demonstrating safety and efficacy of NRTs," he said.
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ASCO has recommended ranking drugs on their comparative clinical value, including relative efficacy and side effects, but not price.
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"This conclusion cast doubts on the efficacy of 'one-size-fits-all' policy prescriptions for private equity," they said.
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The internet has been a huge democratizing force in our politics, and reducing its efficacy is a big mistake.
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Each of these performance gestures constitutes a tiny act of bodily resistance whose efficacy depends precisely on its smallness.
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But this is dwarfed in both quantity and efficacy by spending on other forms of direct and indirect influence.
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"So the opportunity to both improve the efficacy and speed of clinical trials is attractive, and it's a huge market."
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An expert panel to the FDA is expected to vote on the efficacy and safety of the treatment on Thursday.
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DIS' DEMONSTRATES EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF EU-AUTHORISED PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCT SPHEROX Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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The final part of the video involves a discussion of nuclear proliferation, disarmament efforts, and the efficacy of peacekeeping initiatives.
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"With kids, the sticks are very helpful in terms of building that self-efficacy, building a sunscreen habit," Lee said.
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These products lack supportive clinical study efficacy and safety data, an issue I've studied as a professor of pharmacy practice.
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"Unlike its cousin retinol, the topical retinoid adapalene has proven clinical efficacy in treating acne," dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, MD, explains.
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Charter school proponents argue that evidence proves the model's efficacy, but opponents have countered the data are inconclusive at best.
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The company revealed that at week 26 of the study, a key efficacy measure missed its endpoint for statistical significance.
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Advertising new-to-market medical devices and prescription drugs is problematic because their efficacy in the long term is unknown.
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However, in interviews with the Los Angeles Times he has denied wrongdoing and defended the efficacy of his medical exams.
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"We expect investors to... see the results as confirming their fears for Tecentriq's relative efficacy," Deutsche Bank's Tim Race said.
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They're safe and easy enough for the uninitiated to approach them without fear, but they don't skimp on efficacy, either.
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Ultimately, this is the only vaccine that has some efficacy that we currently have and has taken decades to develop.
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Gonorrhea is currently treated using a cocktail of two drugs, azithromycin and ceftriaxone, but the antibiotics are losing their efficacy.
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But Iran has endured American sanctions for decades, and their efficacy in reducing its regional aggression is definitely not certain.
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Ariad said it recognizes that "oncology drugs are expensive," but it stands behind "the importance and efficacy" of its products.
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Reddit threads are often scattered with before-and-after photos proving — or disproving — the efficacy of hyped skin-care products.
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" The trial, he said, was bound to get hopes up, but "far more research is needed to demonstrate ultimate efficacy.
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Yet for all of their efficacy, none of these tools will be able to fully curtail the plague of propaganda.
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Experts say they're surprised at the professionalism and efficacy of Iraqi forces, which were in tatters nearly two years ago.
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It is also looking at lowering the standard of efficacy, though not safety, which is required to approve certain treatments.
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In particular, one change didn't sit well with ad blocker developers, who claimed Google was looking to diminish their efficacy.
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And Facebook says it's working on artificial intelligence technology that can help improve the efficacy of software in content moderation.
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Learnerbly leverages expert insights and brings transparency to expenditure by continuously assessing the efficacy of all forms of learning activities.
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Other currently used commercial miticides have lost or are rapidly losing their efficacy because Varroa are developing resistance to them.
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But young people are very rarely prescribed medication, Lüttke explains because there are not enough reliable studies on its efficacy.
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As difficult as it is to stomach Trump, the efficacy of his inadvertent anti-establishment movement is hard to challenge.
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There don't appear to have been any medical studies on the Aurai's efficacy, so it's definitely not a clinical device.
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With very little quality evidence available, the efficacy of cannabis -- and cannabinoid products -- for treating pain and PTSD remains unknown.
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Difficulty doesn't just come down to the number of saves you can make, or the efficacy of the security cameras.
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"What will really open the obesity market is efficacy," Chief Executive Lars Fruergaard Jorgensen said in an interview in May.
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The efficacy of such challenges will become clearer once we learn more about the form that these measures will take.
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But that number could be higher if vaccine efficacy in India were greater than the 55% that studies have found.
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We fixate on street protest, as if it's the political atom bomb, rather than a singular tool with questionable efficacy.
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He proved the efficacy of that approach in the special elections earlier this year as well as in Ohio Sen.
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"Optimal treatment decisions in children require sufficient evidence on the safety and efficacy of pharmaceuticals in pediatric patients," it noted.
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The opposite, a feeling of deep engagement in one's work, came from a sense of energy, personal involvement, and efficacy.
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It's one thing to say, the models that exist today could show efficacy in cancer or neurodegenerative diseases et cetera.
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Unlike other media such as print or television, social media offer companies detailed information on the efficacy of their campaigns.
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A handful of studies also showed improvements in depression, self-efficacy for managing pain and improvements in physical activity levels.
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Researchers said they're now working to strike the right balance between the birth control's efficacy and safety for its users.
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The efficacy of Ferguson's treatment is evident in a mood chart provided to CNN by Kane, with his patient's permission.
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If these trials demonstrate sufficient efficacy and an acceptable safety profile, FDA approval of the treatment is expected by 2021.
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In such an environment, the American people will continue to lose faith in Congress and the efficacy of our democracy.
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They chose extraordinary images that demonstrated the persuasive efficacy of photographs that go, often times, far beyond verbal argument alone.
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Its efficacy will inevitably erode when the gap between it and the lived experiences of its targets becomes too wide.
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William Blair analyst Katherine Xu said the vaccine's efficacy is good and adverse events well balanced to merit an approval.
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The bottom line: The government can carry out tighter or looser immigration standards without sacrificing efficacy or violating human rights.
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On Reddit, some questioned Ava's efficacy, given that it had been tested on only 41 women in its original trial.
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Similar experiments in the United States regarding the efficacy of mushrooms in a palliative care context have yielded promising results.
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They're a heavy-handed expression of the cruelty of the American economy, and their pervasiveness a testament to its efficacy.
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An organization that tracks the efficacy of the law has found its enactment to have reduced, but hardly ended hitting.
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With the results in hand, it is time for us to re-examine the efficacy and desirability of genetic engineering.
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Today, testosterone therapy for virility is endorsed by people with medical degrees, but there is little evidence of its efficacy.
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When efficacy went up — about the same rate that it went down — it did so by a median 13 percent.
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That said, it still could be a year or more before the safety and efficacy of these pharmaceuticals are proven.
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But what it lacks in beauty, it makes up in efficacy — catalyzing the fermentation that results in deep, delicious flavors.
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Many noted it also doesn't cover all strains of the infection, so its efficacy in the United States is uncertain.
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Self-efficacy, according to social cognitive theory, refers to a person's belief in in his or her ability to succeed.
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Agencies would also have to periodically review the efficacy of new rules, even if no one was complaining about them.
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No large-scale efficacy trials were possible, however, because the epidemic was winding down by the time candidates were ready.
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The change had been spurred not just by dieting fatigue but also by real questions about dieting's long-term efficacy.
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Back in 2011, when he was at Temple, he published a study about the efficacy of different kinds of diets.
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When it came to writing, the story needed to raise some critical questions about the efficacy of the training program.
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There are supplements that might be beneficial, but they aren't regulated as thoroughly by the FDA for safety or efficacy.
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It's also unclear how much evidence the FDA needs of such a drug's safety and how to evaluate its efficacy.
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Secondary goals included demonstrating efficacy of the vaccine in reducing the incidence of all symptomatic respiratory disease due to RSV.
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If large-scale trials can replicate safety and efficacy results, the drug could be approved for legal use by 2021.
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Maybe its efficacy as an outrage-delivery system was compromised by one too many pieces of especially pointed bad news.
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Still, parents who can't live up to the ideal may find their own well-being and sense of efficacy suffering.
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An ongoing study testing the drug's efficacy in NASH is expected to produce results in the second half of 2020.
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Dr. Brennan said the company planned to move forward with the apps it deemed to have solid evidence of efficacy.
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High levels of self-efficacy (a belief and confidence in personal ability) when trying to change behavior predict ultimate success.
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The corporation's stocks traded up Wednesday a day after it described the efficacy of its machine learning platform to investors.
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Debating the efficacy of monetary policy decisions is not everyone's idea of a scintillating subject — but that needs to change.
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However, the new medicine's side effect and efficacy profile have the potential to make it a best-in-class product.
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The company said on Tuesday that baloxavir marboxil showed superior efficacy in speeding up improvement of symptoms versus a placebo.
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Although research supports the stress-relieving efficacy of all the techniques I've shared, there's still the matter of personal preference.
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That's the way unwritten rules work; when people stop abiding by them, there's no way to really maintain their efficacy.
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A key tool in evaluating the efficacy of government programs through randomized controlled trials is the availability of administrative data.
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Many of these drugs often are approved without strong proof of efficacy and have safety issues are always a concern.
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That's because Hamas recognizes Israel's ability to punish the strip as well as the efficacy of Israel's anti-rocket systems.
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They may even gain a sense of personal efficacy in seeing the state perform its basic function of protecting them.
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Unfortunately, the attack on Dyn illustrates there are still many gaps in the scale and efficacy of most company's defenses.
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The authors noted that the efficacy and safety of this stimulant, β-methylphenylethylamine (BMPEA), had never been studied in humans.
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This will allow doctors to know the dosage, safety and efficacy in children and provide accurate labeling for pediatric use.
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Pharmaceuticals treat these symptoms, but are for many problematic given their side effects and decreased efficacy after long-term use.
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If Taylor is looking Clay's way often in camp, that's a great sign for the overall efficacy of the offense.
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Studies are being conducted on ketamine's efficacy on anxiety, bipolar disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, and even obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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It buried two other studies, the Justice Department noted, in which Paxil had failed to show efficacy in treating depression.
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An immunization advisory committee to the C.D.C. will convene this week to learn more about the efficacy of the lower dose.
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But the new VR meditation app is, at this point, untested in efficacy — much like the rest of the VR category.
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Patient safety is Mylan's primary concern, and we are confident in the quality, safety and efficacy of our EpiPen® products.
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"Bayer stands behind the safety and efficacy of Xarelto and will continue to vigorously defend it," Bayer said in a statement.
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Ultimately, the response's efficacy will depend in large part on whether President-elect Donald Trump's administration carries the new sanctions forward.
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But according to The Washington Post, the reason it's in the news now is because the drug's efficacy is being questioned.
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Ashish Sharma, the lead author, described the study as a kind of test-bed to evaluate the efficacy of green roofs.
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Will the CDC's new messaging withhold or minimize the evidence regarding the efficacy of IUDs because Yoest thinks they cause abortion?
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"This is not an FDA-approved device, so there is no proven efficacy or safety at this point," she tells PeopleStyle.
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Although the efficacy of drone therapy has not been evaluated in a clinical setting, Jax's friends believe it has been beneficial.
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How can we stay focused on quality, and learning efficacy, while we're working with so many teachers, and so many students?
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The second study also looked at the efficacy of PD-1 inhibitor immunotherapy, but in patients with kidney and lung cancer.
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In its latest results, the retailer forecast dismal first-quarter profits that raised doubts on the efficacy of its turnaround plan.
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"We have to wait to see the results before we can say that we've definitively established safety and efficacy," Mithoefer says.
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Products can hit the shelves without being tested for safety or efficacy, and, often, without their labels being vetted for accuracy.
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The regulator has banned Natural Cycles from running the advert again, and warned it against exaggerating the efficacy of its product.
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"My biggest concern is the efficacy of cuts or lower rates," said Jason Brady, chief executive officer of Thornburg Investment Management.
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The studies included the review examine the apps' efficacy, and are used by the apps as a testament to their validity.
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That doesn't mean these medications are for everyone (they're not), but there's a lot of good evidence for their general efficacy.
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On Monday, Tesla Motors released the results of its tests of the Model X's air-filtering system, which demonstrated its efficacy.
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Still, there is little hope that the TSA's controversial program will be suspended or discontinued, even with its lack of efficacy.
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Compass is undertaking the first large-scale trial of the safety, efficacy and appropriate dosage of psilocybin for treatment-resistant depression.
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Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes outlined the steps she will take to increase transparency regarding the efficacy of the company's testing methods.
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However, Sonders said in addition to that uncertainty, there is also the realization that we're losing the efficacy of quantitative easing.
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Given the aforementioned lack of peer-reviewed medical research on the safety and efficacy of labia fillers, this requirement is important.
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While not without side effects, immuno-oncology is a kinder option that also promises longer-lasting efficacy, although it costs more.
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We'll be spending a little more time with Shadow before judging the overall efficacy and quality of the product next week.
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However, nearly all accounts that offer these superior 2FA options also use text-messaging as a required backup, undermining their efficacy.
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Financial illiteracy is pervasive among the young, and study after study has shown the efficacy of financial education in combatting it.
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The company said that the program's efficacy was maintained after 81 weeks, consistent with results it had seen after 48 weeks.
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