Sentence examples for based on clinical research from inspiring English sources

In 1990, Dean Ornish, M.D. brought aspects of yoga into the mainstream, without calling it yoga, with his groundbreaking book based on clinical research, Dr. Dean Ornish's Program for Reversing Heart Disease.

Generally, these claims were said to be based on clinical research findings.

There is little evidence based on clinical research to support this.

This form of marketing frequently employs promotional marketing brochures, based on clinical research, which may influence how a physician prescribes medicines.

Alongside the family history interviews, a new direct observation BAP measure (the impression of interviewee interview [IoI] was created, based on clinical research experience and the limited information available from the published literature, for example, the Pragmatic Rating Scale [Landa, Wzorek, Piven, Folstein, & Isaacs, 1991], and the observational items in the ADOS [Lord et al., 2001].

Drug development is based on clinical trials research, supported by basic research in biochemistry and pathogenesis, and followed by postmarketing surveillance and clinical case reports.

In this short review we tried to show a simple approach to overcome this obstacle in allergic rhinitis treatment based on clinical and research data available.

Based on clinical and research experience and data published from other studies we aimed to recruit a maximum of 28 patients to the trial.

Therefore, the study deliberately included a broad range of well defined triggers based on clinical and research experiences, as well as on the literature review and record review experiences, with the aim of validating these in a patient sample.

Of studies that used diagnostic measures of cognition, 44% were based on diagnoses of Alzheimer's disease and 33% were based on clinical or research-based diagnoses of mild cognitive impairment.

The most difficult principles to support were "assessing treatment effectiveness based mainly on clinical research," "assessing effectiveness based on its magnitude," and "assessing treatment effectiveness in a patient group, rather than in individual patients".