Sentence examples for clinically useful combinations from inspiring English sources
In vitro sensitivity assessment of drug combinations for malaria is used to help predict clinically useful combinations.
In addition, selection of high-risk groups with clinically useful combinations of sensitivity and PPV is only possible when the AUC values are higher.
No previous study has tested helium in combination with sevoflurane vaporizers, a clinically useful combination especially in anaesthesia for upper airway obstruction.
These agents may prove clinically useful in combination with standard therapeutic modalities for the treatment of patients with oral cancer.
Another study recently highlighted that EM-feedback can be a clinically useful tool when used in combination with other adherence-promoting treatment strategies aimed at enhancing medication adherence among chronically ill youths [ 64].
This review sought to identify clinically useful physical tests or combinations of tests that demonstrated strong and moderate diagnostic performance.
Although many P-gp inhibitors have been identified, none of them have been proven clinically useful without side effects, combination chemotherapy is one of the strategies to overcome the P-gp mediated multi-drug resistance (Ozben, 2006).
Although there has been tremendous progress in the management of advanced melanoma with immunotherapy and targeted agents, there is still much to be learned about clinically useful predictive biomarkers and combination therapies as well as how to administer these agents safely.
The few type 2 diabetes-susceptibility variants convincingly demonstrated notably the P12A variant in PPARG and E23K in KCNJ11 [ 8, 9] have only modest effects on disease risk (odds ratios ~1.2), far too small to offer (either individually or in combination) clinically useful predictive testing.
No combinations proved clinically useful values according to Yuoden's index.
Methylated human gene biomarkers used in combination may be clinically useful for triage of women with HR-HPV infections.
