Sentence examples for clinical pursuits from inspiring English sources

MFM subspecialists report spending 64% of their time in clinical pursuits, 9% in research, and 12% in administration.

Here, we propose a conceptual framework to guide this next generation of pharmacological and non-pharmacological clinical pursuit, and discuss some of the foreseeable ethical considerations that may accompany them.

Finding effective ways to minimize stress and embarrassment and reframe personal shame, clearly constitute potential areas of clinical pursuit and program development.

We hope that in the near future more clinical proteomic pursuits will begin with top-down proteomics discovery that will drive the research with proteoform-resolved precision.

Sarah is formidable, journalistically ruthless and clinical in pursuit of the truth and is absolutely fearless".

For him, collecting was a form of self-portraiture as well as a clinical and scientific pursuit.

Targeted studies of persons with unique patterns of disease such as the residents of Guam (Kurland and Mulder 1954) or persons with unusual environmental exposures such as those exposed to MPTP (Langston et al. 1999) demonstrate the value of undertaking clinical and epidemiologic pursuit of disease clusters.

Many general surgery residents interrupt clinical training for research pursuits or advanced degrees during dedicated research time (DRT).

In rare cancers, such as sarcoma, collective pursuits of clinical research should be encouraged to increase the power and effect-size of the analysis.

Yet it is ultimately a pedantic and misleading exhibition whose pursuit of clinical accuracy misses the mystery of Van Gogh's life and art.

The pursuit for clinical advantages of CI is still open.