Sentence examples for Clinical premises from inspiring English sources

This included funding for repair and refurbishment of clinical premises and provision of some additional equipment.

As a consequence women might undergo surgery such as hysterectomy on false clinical premises, which we saw in our study.

However, although these are interesting premises, clinical studies were not able to demonstrate significant beneficial effects of curcumin, Ginkgo biloba and acetyl-l-carnitine in improving cognitive functions in Alzheimer's disease patients.

Despite these theoretical and experimental premises, clinical studies which have evaluated the effect of TYMS (Gusella and Padrini, 2007) and MTHFR (Robien et al, 2005) polymorphisms on the colorectal cancer response/toxicity to 5FU have produced inconsistent results.

One of the underlying premises of clinical research enterprise, including findings of new successful treatments, is that better scientific understanding should translate into improvement in patients' outcomes such as better survival.

The serologic survey demonstrated that WNV infection also occurred in premises without clinical cases and that WNV was spread over an area wider than initially detected during the epidemic.

Additional samples were also available from the same premises where clinical cases had occurred and from nearby stables collected as part of the serologic survey described in the following section.

Valid model systems are a basic premise for clinical translation of experimental data.

The nurses were asked to reflect on whether the patient in the scenario had delirium, and which of the described clinical features supported this premise.

Hence, we believe the use of T2-weighted MRI to measure the AAR or to index myocardial salvage is unsound, and conclusions previously based on this premise in clinical practice, multicenter trials, and basic investigations should be re-examined.

Although one would predict that decreased VEGF expression would confer an element of protection against tumour vascularisation and subsequent growth in aged hosts, the clinical data supporting this premise are lacking.