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There may soon be a clinical role for using both HEIP and CEIP wherein the strengths of each are leveraged to generate combined biomarkers that accurately predict important outcomes.

As in the case of antibiotics repurposed as antitumor agents, there is a clinical role for eukaryotic antibiotics that target systems with differential rates of translation provided usage is carefully directed.

There could consequently be a potential clinical role for diuretic and colloid therapy in patients at risk for ALI.

The participants in the study were nurses currently working in a clinical role and who were students or graduates of the post graduate program in nursing (Master of Nursing or Doctorates).

Gene expression profiling has been shown to have a clinical role in the diagnosis of haematological malignancies.

These results may suggest a view that treating smoking is not valued as a clinical role, nor that it would benefit the health of patients.

Further research is needed to demonstrate a clinical role for structural and functional neuroimaging in establishing psychiatric diagnoses, monitoring illness progression, and predicting prognoses[ 36].

A clinical role is also likely to exist in other tumours, e.g. other gastrointestinal malignancies, breast cancer, germ cell tumours and thyroid cancers but needs to be more fully evaluated.

However, the present prospective study was not able to verify a clinical role of p73 isoforms in ovarian cancer.

There is insufficient data to suggest a clinical role for T-cell subsets as immune biomarkers in the development of MM.

However, this technique is invasive and is not sensitive enough for detection of the very early stages of metastasis [ 4]. Biochemical markers of bone turnover are noninvasive and may potentially provide a more sensitive measure of metastatic skeletal invasion, but clinical applications of the bone turnover markers have not been thoroughly evaluated for such a clinical role.