Sentence examples for clinical instances from inspiring English sources

The dramatic reduction in morbidity and mortality associated with the use of highly active antiretroviral therapy has created new challenges for clinicians: AIDS has become a chronic, potentially life-threatening, condition in many clinical instances.

However, while in clinical instances such as tumors or infectious etiologies the medical treatment is further conditioned based on strict histopathologic or microbiologic examinations, obstetrical practice lags seriously behind in this respect.

There are no reported clinical instances of PET detector saturation from Y bremsstrahlung radiation.

3 Despite their therapeutic value in some clinical instances (such as pain associated with cancer and short term relief of acute pain not responsive to non-opioid analgesics), growing use of prescription opioids has emerged as a pressing public health problem in the US, 7 8 in part due to public misconceptions about risks of addiction and safety.

This suggests that the accuracy of EVLWI measurement should not be impaired by vascular occlusion in this clinical instance.

Some of these experts were participants in one of the problem analysis studies in step 1, others were invited because of their expertise in a specific therapeutic method (for instance clinical case management or behaviour therapy).

Also, in some instances, clinical assessments remain stable over time and yet patients report a worsening of their health.

To test an electrically conductive chip, incorporating a nanoroughened microfluidic platform for the capture of circulating tumor cells (CTCs), and assess its clinical merit in instances of epithelial ovarian cancer (EOC).

"A lot of what you see in conventional pharma R&D is, because [scientists'] jobs are on the line if their projects fail, in many instances, clinical studies aren't designed to get the answer but instead not get the answer.

In some cases there are local preferences for the more expensive drug because physicians are more familiar with it, while in other instances clinical decision makers are simply unaware of the cost differential.

However, the task of reverting a cancer cell to its normal state, in response to differentiation signals, has been only reached in a very few clinical or experimental instances (for review, [1]).