Definitionn. capacity or power to produce a desired effect
Last update: October 20, 2015
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Hoechst proved the efficacy of a new drug. [Please select]
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Fortunately, the medicine had the efficacy to reduce the amount of pain John was feeling. [Please select]
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Since the traffic reports have not been announced yet, the efficacy of the new drunk driving laws cannot be confirmed. [Please select]
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The efficacy of heat or of an acid, an alkali or other agent in promoting coagulation depends on the character of the latex, and varies with that obtained from different plants. [Please select]
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This he readily accepted, trusting to the efficacy of the antidote. [Please select]
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But that mild pastime fell lamentably short of its usual efficacy. [Please select]
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Thought has always its efficacy, and every striking incident its moral. [Please select]
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Thought has always its efficacy and every striking incident its moral. [Please select]
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Here also the notion of causal efficacy comes to birth. [Please select]
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Metals, marble, and glass, on the contrary, quickly lost their efficacy. [Please select]
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