Sentence examples for clinical labels from inspiring English sources

Some psychiatrists argue C should never have had to go to court, and that doctors remain over-keen to give clinical labels to behaviour that is deeply unconventional but no more.

Temporomandibular disorders (TMD), musculoskeletal disorders of the masticatory system, are common clinical labels for pain in the orofacial area.

We don't put clinical labels on them at this point but we can actually present some more advanced information to clinicians today," he adds.

Assessment of limb apraxia is still suffering from Liepmann's legacy and performance in gesture-processing tests is generally rendered by classifying patients' profile according to the classic clinical labels of ideomotor and ideational apraxia.

Our results based on each of the three pathways agreed well with the original clinical labels.

The same code can be described by using many different clinical labels.

We presented the HHCRF, an array-CGH analysis method for jointly classifying tumors by clinical label, extracting copy number profiles, and identifying clinically relevant genes.

We considered convenient, twenty years later, to realize an updating of the developed aspects by leaving a clinical label which, without being paradigmatic, illustrate the topic.

Despite the fact that it is widely appreciated that divergent biological networks are underlying the traditional clinical diagnosis of asthma, the harvest of the present study just confirms the common clinical labeling as "asthma".

Under these conditions, the standard clinical labelling procedure for 213Bi, which was designed for high activity generators (up to 4 GBq) with a reaction volume of 2 mL at > 0.7 Osmol.L−1 (Kratochwil et al. 2014), probably needs to be adjusted.

By building a generative model with an HMM, we estimate the likelihood of the input features of rs-fMRI as belonging to the corresponding status, i.e., MCI or normal healthy control, based on which we identify the clinical label of a testing subject.