Sentence examples for clinical simplicity from inspiring English sources

While the production loses steam at times and turns frustratingly arid — the loose, geometric movement can too often resemble that of Trisha Brown's choreography — there is a refreshing, almost clinical simplicity to Tricia Toliver's lighting design and Reid Bartelme's costumes.

It is also important to balance the need for completeness of cure with clinical simplicity, safety, and economical efficiency.

In clinical practice, an efficient endoscopic treatment with segregation of ESD from piecemeal EMR should be carried out after a comprehensive evaluation of the completeness of cure, safety, clinical simplicity, and cost benefit, based on an accurate preoperative diagnosis.

2, 7 It is clear with respect to both clinical simplicity and health economics that the use of ESD for treating benign adenomatous lesions is an overuse of this technique.

1– 4 With increasing refinement of endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD) and improvement in the associated tools and peripheral devices, both of which have enhanced the safety and clinical simplicity of ESD, this technique is becoming more commonly used.

The 2 × 2 matrix diagnostic model involves, for clinical simplicity, carrying out the EMG tests in order, by first performing the motor evoked potentials of the trigeminal roots (bR-MEPs), calculation of the amplitudes, calculation of the percentage ratios of the differences between the sides (bR-MEPs%) and insertion of the values in the diagnostic model (step 1).

Although each proposal does not have the same acceptance, with that of the AFS classification system to be higher than the others, all of them seem to be associated with serious limitations in terms of effective categorization of the anomalies, clinical usefulness, simplicity and friendliness [14].

Although each proposal does not have the same acceptance, with that of the AFS classification system to be higher than the others, all of them seem to be associated with serious limitations in terms of effective categorization of the anomalies, clinical usefulness, simplicity and friendliness (Grimbizis and Campo, 2010).

HLM classification was influenced by the key elements of TNM staging: simplicity, clinical usefulness, efficacy for planning a therapeutic strategy, and ability to determine patient prognosis.

The panel reconvened and decided to include bleeding on the basis of clinical relevance and simplicity.

While this type of axial failure may not be commonly seen in a clinical setting, its simplicity and reproducibility allow it to be considered as the most efficient method to compare a screw's anchorage within bone [ 48, 49].