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They wanted to capture one other variable, which was the patients' sense of efficacy.
I'm pretty good about that," they were characterized as high efficacy, and the people who said, "Eh, I never get around to brushing and flossing as much as I should," they were characterized as low efficacy.
It was the sense of efficacy.
If, for example, terrorism almost never happens, it's really hard to judge the efficacy of counter-terrorist measures.
And we stored penicillin at 60 degrees C, so 140 degrees Fahrenheit, for two months without loss of efficacy of the penicillin.
But there are other things that people believe that are significant, like the efficacy of homeopathy, or that evolution is just, you know, sort of a crazy idea by scientists without any legs, or, you know, evolution, all that sort of thing, or global warming.
And they leave with the conviction, the ability and the efficacy to realize our most basic aspirations for health care.
We are going through some reference tests to compare it against professional equipment to see if there's a degree of change in efficacy and if it actually makes an impact in people's lives.
Well, there's a multitude of factors at play, but I think one of the key factors is that the tools that we currently have available to test whether a drug is going to work, whether it has efficacy, or whether it's going to be safe before we get it into human clinical trials, are failing us.
Then six months later, the data comes back: no efficacy.
The problem with infectious diseases, as we all know, is that pathogens continue to evolve, and a lot of the drugs that we have developed are losing their efficacy.
As engineers, as technologists, we sometimes prefer efficiency over efficacy.
But moreover, if you just block neurogenesis, then you block the efficacy of the antidepressant.
They're dependent on knowledge that it's actually happening and then a means and efficacy to actually make a change.
This system is similar for everyone, but the sensitivity and efficacy of these brain circuits determines how much you feel and cope with pain.
The FDA then allowed the company, the drug company, to test the efficacy in a clinical trial that only included African-American subjects.
Therefore, the efficacy is very limited.
That is to say, they slack on spell-checking and prioritize speed and efficacy in communication.
And we find that we've been able to manualize many of them, and we actually carry out random-assignment efficacy and effectiveness studies.
People who are able to process their anger and make meaning from it are more creative, more optimistic, they have more intimacy, they're better problem solvers, they have greater political efficacy.
And we know this because a most recent randomized control evaluation confirms its efficacy.
So we have to do lots and lots of tests about safety, and so it's more about safety than it is about efficacy.
We're simultaneously doing safety tests and efficacy tests.
And I've had very serious doubt about its efficacy, and my own faith in humanity.
SB: No, malaria, there is a candidate that actually showed efficacy in an earlier trial and is currently in phase three trials now.
And, as well, as of efficacy, agency.
So you can immediately apprehend the relationship between efficacy and popularity, but you can also, if you grade the evidence, do a "worth it" line.
Although certain countries started to implement performance-based reimbursement, anchored on a quality and efficacy matrix, overall, there's very little in today's health care systems' architecture to incentivize practitioners broadly to actively prevent the appearance of a disease in the first place and to limit the procedures applied to a patient to the most effective options.
For example, despite enormous successes in the field of immunotherapy, there still remains somewhat limited efficacy when it comes solid tumors.
The efficacy of this picture was best proven on the intended target audience, namely teens.
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