Sentence examples for clinical kind from inspiring English sources

But then one reason Scott Moncrieff's Proust sounds so Jamesian is that James's circularity sustains sexual euphemism in a way that Proust's more clinical kind does not, and those euphemisms were essential to English publication.

This is the 16th Maggie's Centre, a programme begun by architectural theorist Charles Jencks and his wife Maggie Keswick, shortly before she died of cancer in 1995, to provide light and airy "homes from home" for cancer patients to receive a less clinical kind of care.

She was driven by a desire to provide humane "homes from home" for cancer patients to receive a less clinical kind of care, creating worlds away from the usual grim hospital environments of suspended polystyrene ceilings and lino corridors populated by humming beige plastic machines.

It's not a cold, clinical, kind of health – nothing like big pharma, drugs and unsympathetic GPs.

It was a small, clinical kind of bathroom/office with a touch of 2005 about it.

It's not a cold, clinical, kind of health nothing like big pharma, drugs, and unsympathetic GPs.

"She also had the restraint to photograph these people in a clinical, yearbook kind of way.

"A visible, clinical metastasis the kind that we can detect with CAT scans or MRIs must only occur once a dormant cell has been reactivated and begins to divide," he said.

We examined the clinical background, kinds of sedatives used, failure rate of sedation, and complications.

And it's not even clear from the research -- or the federal registry of clinical trials -- what kind of heart attack: the kind that patients experience (the bad kind) or the kind that is diagnosed by detecting less than a billionth of gram of a protein in the blood (the not-so-important kind).

Wrapping up, Dr. Bober asked about the clinical trial: What kind of improvement would the parents most like to see in Jude?