Sentence examples for clinic attributes from inspiring English sources
The authors used multivariate linear and count regressions to examine associations between receipt of vaccinations or treatment and proximity to a franchise health clinic, adjusting for individual, household and clinic attributes as well as region fixed effects.
ERLP is particularly common in running populations with 13 to 20% of running injuries presenting to sports medicine clinics attributed to ERLP [ 1].
For instance, perhaps the most effective clinic judgment tool entails both a scoring system and a biomarker or even takes into account certain clinical attributes.
Acceptability refers to patient attitudes about provider and/or clinic site attributes [ 18, 19].
The use of multilevel modeling allowed examination of clinic level attributes of test uptake.
Although a potent CXCR3 antagonist in vitro, the failure of VUF 10085/AMG-487 to achieve efficacy in the clinic was attributed in part to the production of a metabolite with inhibitory properties at cytochrome P-450 (CYP -3A, and subsequent non-linear pharmaCYP -3Aics following multiple andinisubsequent(Henne et al., 2012).
Among these allergens, home dust mites have been considered as the major source of allergen and more than 50% of allergic diseases in clinics are attributed to them [ 8].
Across all 4 clinics, the attribute of reliability (which included service provided at the time promised, sympathetic and reassuring manners, and billing accuracy) was rated consistently by patients as the most important attribute and also received the lowest ratings in terms of quality.
Other factor groups supporting clinical partnership formation were staff support, clinician attributes, clinic physical features and evaluation and feedback.
A significant factor in EO9's failure in the clinic has been attributed to its rapid pharmacokinetic elimination resulting in poor drug delivery to tumours.
Barriers to telestroke integration in the clinic are not attributed to the technology per se, except for the unresolved allocation of responsibility for ICT systems and networks, and the need for 24/7 technical support.
