Phrases with «preliminary efficacy»

"Preliminary efficacy" refers to the initial effectiveness or potential of something before it is fully tested or proven. It indicates that there are some positive results or indications that suggest a favorable outcome, but more comprehensive testing and analysis are needed for confirmation. Full definition

preliminary efficacy

Sentences with «preliminary efficacy»

This Phase 1 pilot study evaluated the feasibility and acceptability of a resiliency intervention for military spouses in civilian communities (HomeFront Strong; HFS), and generated preliminary efficacy data regarding impacts on psychological health and adjustment. (m-span.org)
Multi-family psychoeducation groups for childhood mood disorders: Program description & preliminary efficacy data. (cebc4cw.org)
If their phase I clinical trial to test the safety and preliminary efficacy of this therapy gains approval, University of Pittsburgh researchers will test the therapy on 10 patients who suffer from chronic ischemic stroke — the most common form, in which clots block blood flow. (scientificamerican.com)
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Phrases with «preliminary efficacy»

Sentences with «preliminary efficacy»

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