Sentence examples for clinical notion from inspiring English sources

These findings support the well known clinical notion that smoking cessation attempts are more successful in a novel environment, not previously connected with smoking.

Direct parasite-mediated destruction of RBCs does not explain the amount of anemia in SMA and mathematical modeling predicts that lysis of non-parasitized erythrocytes has an important role in the development and the degree of anemia [17], [18], which confirms the clinical notion that SMA in African children is not associated with high parasitemias.

This non-linear model thus fits the clinical notion that 'earlier detection leads to better outcome'.

The clinical notion that the additional equipment and manipulation associated with the ultrasound method might have increased the rate of catheter-related infection was not confirmed by the present data.

This is consistent with the observations that children with ADHD show adequate behavior under some reinforcement contingencies (continuous and immediate reinforcement) but not under other contingencies (partial and delayed reinforcement), and is consistent with the clinical notion that ADHD is not a problem of "knowing what to do but one of doing what you know" [ 94].

For Ms. Squires, who is still working on her doctorate in clinical psychology, the notion of a romance with him had gone cold.

This study raises the possibility of " M. indicus pranii" as a pathogenic organism in the appropriate host and clinical situation, a notion not previously suggested in prior publications.

Most parents had understood the general aspects such as the potential benefit to other children, the nature of the study (a clinical trial), the notion of voluntary participation, the duration of participation, the alternatives opened to them and the possibility of withdrawal at any time.

Illustrative of the transformative nature of the meeting was the closing comment by Steve Goodman, a well-respected physician-scholar and leading clinical trialist: The notion of a 'treatment' as a 'social change'… interferes with the [biomedical researcher's] understanding of what a safety intervention is….

Interviewers may have used different schemas in judging candidate performance, in a process that has similarities to clinical reasoning, the notion of making some instant and intuitive decisions about candidates based on pattern recognition and making more considered and analytical decisions [ 38].

Also, classic notions of clinical utility are challenged by the newer notion of 'personal utility.' Consideration of test characteristics is essential to any valuable discourse on the ELSI of personal genome testing for multifactorial diseases.