Sentence examples for clinical adequacy from inspiring English sources

The clinical adequacy of electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) depends on not only seizure duration but also seizure amplitude and postictal suppression.

A third major criticism of the whole-brain approach at least in its legally authoritative formulation in the United States concerns its conceptual and clinical adequacy.

The present study was conducted to develop a mild vascular cognitive impairment (MVCI) assessment tool for patients with stroke and to examine its validity, reliability, and clinical adequacy.

The secondary objective of this study was to assess the clinical adequacy of narrative reporting of breast cytology results.

The secondary objective of this study was to evaluate the clinical adequacy of narrative reporting of breast cytology results.

This study aims to determine the types of breast lesions diagnosed by breast cytology and assess the clinical adequacy of narrative reporting of breast cytology results.

A four-point scale (yes definitely, yes to some extent, no and unsure) was employed to measure patients' compliance with physician advice, comfort level asking physician questions, opinion on physician's clinical experience, adequacy of time spent, clarity, and attentiveness.

Further clinical investigations for adequacy of diabetes care and diabetes complications with appropriate parameters are also warmly recommended.

In the latter bundle, "adequate" fluid was defined conservatively as ≥1 litre/24 hours of enteral or intravenous fluid, but "adequate" nutrition relied on a more subjective assessment from the clinical team of adequacy of nutrition provided via any route (oral, nasogastric, or parenteral).

Objectives: The survey aimed to identify present sources, and perceived adequacy, of clinical support amongst local practice nurses.

Our prior work in this area demonstrated that ventricular strain was better associated with clinical measures of the adequacy of perfusion than LVEF [20].