Sentence examples for clinical mode from inspiring English sources
This review focuses on the molecular and clinical mode of action and pharmaceutical development of canakinumab in (auto inflammatory diseases.
The Prana Clinical Mode offers either you or your health practitioner data on how well (or poorly) you are breathing while sitting, standing and exercising throughout the day.
It was concluded from these tests that the clinical mode of action of bibrocathol 2%% is not a direct antibacterial effect comparable to antibiotic treatment.
However, the lack of curcumin traces in plasma after oral dosing does not support a direct curcumin-mediated effect and urges for further investigations to present the pharmacological activity and clinical mode of action of this dietary constituent.
The participant must then touch the boxes that changed color in the same order that they were displayed by the computer (for clinical mode) or in the reverse order (for reverse mode).
The first study 47 deals with the clinical modes of presentation, the postoperative visual results, and the risk factors that relate to the visual outcome of such cases.
Sivasubramanian, K., Periyasamy, V., Dienzo, R. A. & Pramanik, M. Hand‐held, clinical dual mode ultrasound‐photoacoustic imaging of rat urinary bladder and its applications.
These were then incorporated into a finite element model for the computation of stress distributions in the sub-surface regions of the top ceramic layer, in which sub-surface radial cracks, are observed as the clinical failure mode.
Four specific studies about epilepsy in Finnish Spitz dogs are currently available [ 80– 83], reporting prevalence, clinical characteristics, mode of inheritance, imaging findings and EEG findings.
Since infection with Bartonella spp. has been documented in a marine mammal, the clinical impact, mode of transmission, pathology, and epidemiology are areas for additional inquiry.
12 This intuition is therefore conceptually separate from clinical impression a mode of clinical assessment requiring a holistic judgment but necessarily explicable in terms of defined symptoms and signs.
