efficacy 的定义
plural ef·fi·ca·cies.
- capacity for producing a desired result or effect; effectiveness: a remedy of great efficacy.
efficacy 近义词
efficiency; productiveness
更多efficacy例句
- Initial trials should also be evaluated by an International Scientific Advisory Panel—yet to be established—for safety and efficacy before receiving the final go-ahead.
- These trials allow scientists to determine the vaccines’ efficacy and identify side effects that may not have appeared in phase 1 or phase 2 trials.
- We need to assess safety, and we won’t know the efficacy part until much later.
- Meanwhile, other experts have questioned the efficacy of Hong Kong’s mass testing as a preventative measure since people are still free to circulate around the city.
- Just last week, FDA commissioner Stephen Hahn cited misleading statistics about the efficacy of using blood plasma to treat severe Covid-19.
- The eating disorder field remains divided over the potential efficacy of such measures.
- On average, the vaccine has an efficacy of about 60 percent.
- The efficacy of bandying threats of going to hell met its match in the Civil War.
- If there were a pill with such poor efficacy, it might be considered malpractice to prescribe it.
- Most Pennsylvanians now support a moratorium on capital punishment until its efficacy can be determined.
- The cow happily recovered, which the widow entirely attributed to the efficacy of her pastor's prayer.
- It is, therefore, with pleasure I make known the following recipe, which I am assured has been tried with efficacy.
- Who can understand its nature, its operations, the sufficiency which is not sufficient, and the efficacy which is ineffectual.
- The natural reverence for their remains soon passed into a superstitious veneration and belief in their miraculous efficacy.
- As such, the efficacy of prayer in their regard must be judged according to the principles applying to the latter.