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Such models appear promising in the setting of competing risk analyses using clustered data (i.e., multi-centre clinical trials, meta-analysis).
Among them, PCT has appeared as one of the most promising in the setting of severe bacterial sepsis [ 22].
The use of the 99mTc-EC renal scan in the differential diagnosis of acute renal failure appears promising in the setting of the intensive care unit.
We conclude that our findings lay the ground for further, more extensive investigations to identify the active EOMS component(s), promising in the therapeutically problematic setting of chronic vaginal candidiasis in humans.
Whereas the performance of the pretreatment model to predict responders and future pain intensity might be considered promising in the training data set, the internal validation of the model in the test set showed failure to identify responders better than chance and failure to explain variation in pain intensity after baseline.
The sum of these findings suggests that ASCs may be a promising immunomodulatory strategy in the setting of both VCA and solid organ transplantation to induce tolerance, prevent rejection, and rescue ischemic tissues.
Summing up the current evidence from both experimental and clinical studies discussed here, we would like to conclude that inflammation is a promising therapeutic target in the setting of CHF.
NGAL is emerging as a promising biomarker of AKI in the setting of acute heart failure and elevated NGAL levels indicate a poor prognosis in this population regarding morbidity and mortality.
Ketamine is potentially a promising complementary sedative agent in the setting of ECMO in that it has hypnotic, analgesic, and amnesic properties owing to its activity at a variety of receptors.
Among the available biomarkers, serum procalcitonin (PCT) has been described as one of the most promising predictors of bacterial sepsis, especially in the setting of bacteremia [ 3- 6].
An equally promising discovery by GWAS of atherosclerosis in the setting of HIV was recently reported by Shrestha and colleagues [ 38].
