Sentence examples for based on clinical reports from inspiring English sources

Based on clinical reports suggesting that elevated Ca2+ signaling promotes symptomatic relief from botulism, we identified seven candidate drugs that modulate presynaptic Ca2+ signaling and assessed their ability to reverse BoNT/A-induced synaptic blockade.

In order to assess schizotypy, this study proposes a diagnostic instrument based on clinical reports.

So, for example, low levels of evidence, based on clinical reports provide very little basis for shaping clinical practice; the uncontrolled trial provides somewhat more, but is still well short of adequate.

The percentage of unknown aetiology is comparable to that found with other surveillance systems based on clinical reports and laboratory isolates, but the percentage of "other bacteria" for which we could not identify the aetiology is a concern; these cases are generally detected only by the hospital information system.

Brain MRI results were categorized as normal, normal with incidental findings or abnormal based on clinical reporting by an experienced neuroradiologist.

Based on clinical reporting, negative IPFU conferred patients a 84.6% probability of being downgraded to Gleason sum ≤7 at RP, which contrasts with a downgrading probability of 30.8% when IPFU was reported (Table  5).

There were significant limitations to this review as remission was largely based on clinical reporting, not HbA1c or other biochemical outcomes, and follow-up of most cohorts poorly described.

To allow for a comparison of risk of bias judgements based on published reports of trials and risk of bias judgements based on clinical study reports (either core reports alone or full clinical study reports), we used our previous risk of bias judgements for the same trials in the relevant Cochrane reviews that had been based on publications.

"Some people may think that publications based on clinical study reports with which the authors have no connection is equivalent to intellectual property theft, but you cannot steal what is already in the public domain," they write.

The research was based on clinical records and autopsy reports.

Furthermore, as physicians' reports were based on clinical records, there is the potential problem of possible omissions of patients' non-adherence.