Sentence examples for be a potential adjunctive from inspiring English sources

However, SAA could be a potential adjunctive marker for sepsis in dogs, if used in combination with the clinical SIRS criteria or other markers that increase the sensitivity and specificity for sepsis diagnosis.

Pericardium 6 (P6) stimulation is believed to prevent PONV and is a potential adjunctive treatment with pharmacologic agents.

Recently, it has also been studied for its antitumor effects and it is a potential adjunctive agent for cancer therapies [ 27].

Close monitoring of patients after surgery might help to identify patients who could benefit from adjunctive treatment for psychiatric disorders as post-surgery psychiatric symptoms may be a potential mediator for poorer quality of life outcome after surgery.

L-arginine is the substrate for synthesis of nitric oxide (NO) from NO synthase, and has been proposed as a potential adjunctive therapy in severe malaria [4], [5].

Moreover, inhibition of autophagy has been identified as a potential adjunctive strategy for enhancing the chemotherapeutic effect of paclitaxel.

In another study in adults with culture proven bacteremia, AltaStaph was evaluated as a potential adjunctive therapeutic in adult subjects with S. aureus bacteremia and persistent fever.

10, 13, 14 Guidelines for MEC generally include a 5-HT3 Randndexamethasonene (± an NK1 RA) on day 1, followed by monotherapy with a 5-HT3 RA or dexamethasone (or NK1 RA + dexamethasone) on days 2 and 3. 13, 14, 14 Guidelines from the NCCN for HEC or MEC include olanzapine as an alternative to an NK1 RA, 10 and olanzapine is included as a potential adjunctive treatment in the ASCO guidelines.

Exogenous surfactant administration has been extensively investigated as a potential adjunctive therapy in acute lung injury [ 33- 36].

Studies in animal models of pneumococcal meningitis will have to determine whether MIF is a potential target for adjunctive therapy in the future.

Here, we discuss the role of MIF in infection, the brain, and corticosteroids and conclude that experimental meningitis studies have to determine whether MIF is a potential target for adjunctive therapy in pneumococcal meningitis.