Sentence examples for clinical means from inspiring English sources

Clinical means of assessing postures able to rehydrate the discs were investigated.

The Obama Administration has been force-feeding them, citing "the policy of the Department of Defense to support the preservation of life and health by appropriate clinical means and standard medical intervention, in a humane manner".

Anyway, hypoxia is a cellular event that is hardly diagnosed by clinical means.

These results strongly suggest that this new protocol provides an effective clinical means of decreasing transplanted islet immunogenicity.

The current clinical means of measuring the clinical response by imaging is performed by evaluation using RECIST which is strictly based on changes in tumour size [1].

Despite the presence of reassuring spectral Doppler waveforms, a patient can still qualify as brain dead by other clinical means (brainstem and apnea testing in the absence of confounders).

The definition of the PCO-like phenotype in this study was purely clinical, meant to identify a patient population with disproportionally high ovarian reserve, as documented by high oocyte yields and AMH values.

This was also reflected in cumulative data of non-registry studies compared to registry data (clinical: mean 0.7 registryomeanregistry: mean 1.7 rev/1.7comp).

Spearman's correlation coefficient was used to determine the correlation between clinical mean arthritis severity scores and radiographic scores and histopathology severity scores.

The midpoint between the general population mean and clinical population mean was calculated and used as a cut-off for clinically significant change (Method C).

"Good clinical care means we must be fully aware of the norms in the populations we serve," he says.