The phrase "in clinical context" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific situation or environment in which a particular medical or health-related topic is being discussed or studied. Example: "In clinical context, the effectiveness of this treatment has been widely studied and proven to be successful in managing symptoms of the disease."
Hence, to comprehend the outcome of cell biology research in clinical context, it is important that the cell culture based models should incorporate both the three dimensional (3D) organization and multi cellular complexity of an organ while allowing experimental interventions in a desirable manner.
The next opportunity is to embed cancer genomics in clinical context so that patient-centric longitudinal clinical, genomic, and molecular phenotypes can be compiled for adaptive learning between precision medicine research and clinical care with the goal of accelerating clinically-actionable discoveries.
Although CRP and PCT are the preferred biomarkers to be used in clinical context currently [9, 10], some issues for their diagnostic accuracy still remain unsolved, which prevent clinicians from starting or withholding antimicrobial therapy.
In clinical context, our findings connote a possible reduction in the therapeutic relevance of chloramphenicol and gentamicin in the treatment of conjunctivitis in Lagos as these antibiotics in the form of eye drops are most commonly available and used in the study area.
For depression, the most robust laboratory finding is probably the HPA dysfunction of depressed patients during acute phase, which has led to the development of neuroendocrine challenge tests as putative biomarkers with potential application in clinical context [3].
MRI-detected lesions are interpreted in clinical context and attributed an MRI score.
Elucidating precise mechanisms whereby lipid microdomains modulate monoamine neurotransmission in clinical contexts can have critical implications for pharmacotherapeutic targeting.
Proteomics has emerged from the labs of technologists to enter widespread application in clinical contexts.
We expect patients to perform ethical pyrotechnics in clinical contexts where patients are overwhelmed with grief, anxiety, and shock.
The understanding and application of the model can improve nursing instructional design, and subsequently, nursing students' learning in clinical contexts.
