Sentence examples for clinical targets from inspiring English sources

Over the last decade, proteases have become increasingly important clinical targets because many of their inhibitors are already used in the clinic or in various stages of clinical testing.

The described sensing approach can be adapted to a number of environmental or clinical targets.

In spite of this progress, EMT and the molecular underpinnings have not yet yielded robust clinical targets.

This understanding may provide new clinical targets for SCI and other devastating conditions such as intracerebral hemorrhage.

The biological importance and druggable properties of receptors and their cognate ligands have designated them as especially useful clinical targets.

Systematic studies addressing symptoms, signs and temporal aspects of initial bipolar prodrome are reviewed to identify potential clinical targets for early intervention.

More specifically, the STAR approach presented is fully generalizable and clinical targets and ranges can be set directly by clinical staff, with those used here representing those chosen at Christchurch Hospital.

The clinical targets and ranges can be set directly by clinical staff, as can the desired risk of hypo- or hyperglycemia (maximum 5% for BG < 4.0-4.4 4.0-4.4in Table 2).

These theory classes are referred to as treatment theories (theories about how to effect change in clinical targets) and enablement theories (theories about how changes in a proximal clinical target will influence distal clinical aims).

The advent of advanced therapies in the pharmaceutical industry has moved the spotlight into virus-like particles and viral vectors produced in cell culture holding great promise in a myriad of clinical targets, including cancer prophylaxis and treatment.

Our functional data here support that Treg are excellent clinical targets to counteract autoimmune diseases.