Sentence examples for clinical concept from inspiring English sources

It turned an intangible and impressionistic clinical concept — the condition of a newly born baby — into a number that people could collect and compare.

What better linguistic pedigree for a once-sacred clinical concept that was promoted in haste and defended with zeal, and whose demise precipitated both frenzy and anger?

He conducted studies and developed the clinical concept of bonded ceramic inlays, at the same time raising the issue of the fast fabrication of the ceramic restorations.

Discussion The properties of HIV are discordant with eradicability standards at both the individual level (as a clinical concept), and at the population level (as a public health concept).

Makary says that frailty is a relatively new clinical concept and is best defined as someone's physical reserve and ability to withstand stress to the body.

In general, though, accounts of health, compared to those of disease, are less concerned with trying to capture a scientific or clinical concept.

A total of 23517 clinic-genomic associations between 139 clinical concepts and 7914 genes were obtained, of which 3474 associations between 31 clinical concepts and 1689 genes were identified as highly reliable ones.

Using the proposed method, 23517 clinic-genomic associations between 139 clinical concepts and 7914 genes were obtained.

Classifying clinic-genomic associations based on semantic type of clinical concepts is helpful to get a deeper understanding of associations involved by each semantic type.

A total of 665 colorectal cancer related clinical concepts, 8392 colorectal cancer related genes, and 23517 clinic-genomic associations were obtained using this method.

v. 1. Basic concepts -- v. 2. Clinical concepts.