Sentence examples for be more clinically relevant from inspiring English sources

Although it would have been possible to use more similar parameters, such as comparable slice thicknesses and increments, it was considered to be more clinically relevant to use typical protocols used in daily clinical practice.

Diagnoses were then recorded according to a semi structured procedure validated in a previous study [ 8]: one of the clinician used a structured clinical interview which generates DSM IV diagnosis (MINI plus v 5.0 [ 9]); the second, more experienced, completed the procedure with an open clinical interview of about 20 minutes, intended to be more clinically relevant.

"Even though objective physiological measures are important," he wrote in the study, published earlier this year in The New England Journal of Medicine, "other outcomes such as emergency room visits and quality-of-life metrics may be more clinically relevant to patients and physicians".

Because 3-dimensional computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging analysis of the spinal architecture is done with the patient in the supine position, stereoradiography may be more clinically relevant for the measurement of the relative displacements of the cervical vertebrae in vivo in the upright position.

We classified Asian Americans as U.S. or foreign-born and by years in the U.S. Obesity status was based on standard body mass index (BMI) cut points of ≥ 30 kg/m2 and Asian-specific cut points (BMI ≥ 25 kg/m2) that may be more clinically relevant for this population.

However, at-risk plaque, or so-called "soft plaque", which may be more clinically relevant, can also be identified by such scans and place certain patients into higher risk categories.

However, clinical isolates are more clinically relevant and will provide insightful information for clinical practice.

I also felt that the students would be more motivated to really understand and connect the labs if the labs were more clinically relevant.

Rhesus monkeys (non-human primates) are more clinically relevant and more suitable for scaling up to humans as compared to other mammalians.

"The difficulty was probably harder, [and] it was more clinically relevant" than the old board's exam, said Marc Jones, an eye doctor in Bedford, Ind. Jones was certified by the new board in 2003.

The apparatus simulates dynamic axial loading and flexion/extension rotation, and it enables fast and inexpensive screening of TKR bearing materials with boundary and loading conditions that are more clinically relevant than those of a POD apparatus.