The phrase "a function of clinical" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the role or purpose of clinical practices or data in a specific situation.
Example: "The effectiveness of the treatment is a function of clinical trials conducted over the past decade."
Alternatives: "an aspect of clinical" or "a role of clinical".
Mr. Keathley said the lack of interns and residents on Eleven West was a function of clinical judgments and limits to the training program, not the preferences of rich patients.
A similar trend of results was observed when grouping patients as a function of clinical outcome (see Table 4).
Since S100A7 expression is regulated in the AD brain as a function of clinical dementia as well as amyloid-plaque neuropathology, we hypothesized that S100A7 might play an important role in amyloidogenesis eventually influencing cognitive functions.
The incidence of chronic GI complications was analyzed as a function of clinical factors.
Relative risk of mortality, as a function of clinical variables, was examined using Cox proportional hazards techniques.
Table 4 shows the mean 9-month change in each variable as a function of clinical depression status at 9 months.
Massive transfusion not only is the result of a set of clinical parameters but it also is a function of the clinical response to them.
The study objectives were to: (1) measure change, deriving a single summary measure for the entire group, and relate it to a commonly used clinical rating scale (ie, yearly change in points on that scale); (2) to assess change as a function of baseline clinical characteristics and (3) to answer the basic clinical question is change perceptible/obvious during the follow-up of ET cases?
The change in clinical diagnosis was considered the primary outcome, and this was used to calculate the sample size because the observed clinical features led to the clinical diagnosis, and the treatment decision was a function of the clinical diagnosis.
In the 140 infected patients, we counted 24 in clinical stage A, 25 in clinical stage B, and 70 in stage C. SDF1 3′A distribution was also carried out as a function of the clinical stages.
We allow for time-varying infectivity levels among individuals, and model the probability of infection per contact as a function of the clinical signals.
