Sentence examples for but needs further validation from inspiring English sources
The results can be used to improve the quality of infection control based on the specific needs of a NH but needs further validation in future studies.
Prediction of treatment response early in the course of therapy by comparing the tumour metabolic activity after one or two cycles of treatment with baseline is a promising indication but needs further validation in clinical trials.
Its export systems in all living organisms are involved in the extrusion of harmful substances and export of extracellular toxins, which can be S. Typhi bacterium in our case, but needs further validation.
Other strategies such as probiotics and intestinal prokinetics such as propranolol were successful in animal trials but need further validation in humans [ 71].
It was suggested that the RRM2 might potentially have an impact on poor survival of CRC more significantly in the MMR-deficient subgroup, but this needs further validation.
It is possible, however, that subtle infiltration of the synovium by T cells might precede the onset of arthritis, but this needs further validation.
The brief Checklist of Nonverbal Pain Indicators (CNPI) [ 37] is another interesting behavioural pain assessment tool, as it covers those parts of the Doloplus-2 that performed most successfully in our studies, but it needs further validation [ 17].
A retrospective analysis of DNMT3A mutation status and decitabine response demonstrated a response rate of 75% in a cohort of eight patients, but this needs further validation in larger studies.
It appears that the value of 240 equivalent minutes at 43°C as lethal thermal dose has some predictive value, but it needs further validation for use as a complete ablation criterion for RFA of liver tumours.
An attempt to explain the association between HP negativity and adverse survival implies a likely contribution of HP infection in augmenting anti-tumour immunity, especially in early stage gastric cancer [ 31], but this needs further validation.
