The amount of NSAID intake has been proposed by the ASAS to be a clinically relevant outcome measure for clinical studies in axSpA to evaluate NSAID toxicity as well as the potential NSAID-sparing effects of other treatments [ 31].
L-998 suppressed LPS-induced lung inflammation, most likely by inhibition of the cytokine-p38 MAPK pathway, and we postulate that L-998 could be a clinically relevant anti-inflammatory drug candidate.
Hence, the local weaning working group established that a nurse-led tracheostomy weaning protocol would be a clinically relevant, achievable goal.
Treatment for 3 months with this proprietary nutritional supplement was able to reduce the number of days with migraine by almost 2 days (1.8), which is considered to be a clinically relevant reduction.
Regarding MA-RSV patients, immediate surgery was deemed not to be a clinically relevant outcome, because these patients, by definition, were not in the hospital at the time of the RSV infection and any scheduled surgery must have been further away in time.
Importantly, based on gemcitabine's potency and lack of toxicity, the data suggest that gemcitabine may be a clinically relevant alternative to hydroxyurea for the treatment of retroviral infections.
Cecal ligation and puncture (CLP) was performed, as previously described [73], and is a commonly-used surgical technique in rodents and thought to be a clinically relevant animal model of sepsis.
Eight mm is considered to be a clinically relevant difference.
Hence, an increase of 0.22 was considered to be a clinically relevant deterioration.
Negative intrusive thoughts could in this manner be a clinically relevant phenomenon.
When used correctly they can be a clinically relevant and useful tool in patient management.
