Sentence examples for clinical conception from inspiring English sources

The expert opinion represents the clinical conception of competence in children.

Donald Garbuz conceived the study, participated in the design and contributed to clinical conception and interpretation.

At the present time the clinical conception of acidosis is in the second phase with the result that many conditions are cheerfully labelled acidosis.

BIC involved in interpretation of clinical data, conception and design of the translational research study in vitro and wrote the first draft of the manuscript.

LM and NS took part in the conception of the study, its planning and the clinical design.

The aim of the study was to describe variations in clinical nurses' conceptions of how an alternative supervision model influences their competence in assessing nursing students in clinical practice.

In addition, similarities were found in the use of field or clinical experience; conceptions of what constituted "evidence"; and the extent of local involvement in evidence production.

The assault, when it comes, is clinical in its conception and brutal in execution.

To identify baseline characteristics of couples that are likely to predict conception, clinical pregnancy, and live birth after up to four cycles of ovarian stimulation with IUI in couples with unexplained infertility.

RPY: provided clinical expertise, idea conception and intellectual input and interpretation of the overall findings PMB: provided senior public health expertise, intellectual input and guidance during manuscript writing.

Medically assisted reproduction was reported only in one (patient #8) of 21 patients for whom clinical records on conception were available.