Sentence examples for validation in clinical from inspiring English sources
In summary, two large-scale surveys backed-up by qPCR-based measurements allowed us to establish, validate and compare the diagnostic potential of PCa biomarkers; however, further validation in clinical cohorts is required to confirm the low utility of mRNA-based biomarkers and the significantly greater utility of DNA methylation-based biomarkers.
However, these findings await further validation in clinical studies.
The simulation results show that the SDP relaxation and the saturated LQR methods lead to the same controller gains and therefore the same trajectory tracking using parameters from a patient's database, thus encouraging its application and validation in clinical trials.
The unique reactivity of DOXol toward aconitase/IRP-1 and the precise mechanisms of null protein formation clearly call for validation in clinical settings or proper animal models of in vivo cardiotoxicity.
This requires better understanding of neuronal mechanisms underlying the development of epilepsy, and biomarkers of this process that would permit cost-effective drug discovery, and validation in clinical trials, for potential antiepileptogenic compounds.
This new approach of bioinformatics for biomarker identification can probe into deep genetic relationships between cigarette smoking and lung cancer, although further validation in clinical settings is needed.
Firstly, since many findings were from in vitro cell line studies or current database, further validation studies in clinical settings will be of great importance.
We expect that further validation exercises in clinical populations with samples large enough for factor analysis will help illuminate the factor structure of the instrument for different clinical populations.
However, prior to clinical application, these findings require validation in prospective clinical studies.
Although generalizability of the model is limited due to the selected population in which it was developed, this model could eventually be used to support clinical decision making after external validation in a clinical setting.
However, the screening tool presented needs validation in a clinical setting to prove its validity and applicability to clinical work and in other populations.
