Sentence examples for clinical sounds from inspiring English sources

The environment of the clinic was important to most participants and making it less intimidating and 'child-friendly' by reducing the clinical sounds and smells and having tokens and rewards for the child was seen as very helpful.

A medical word like "analgesia," with its clinical sound and connotations, has a distancing effect; it chills the tone.

Both formats record music at a much higher quality than ordinary CD's, which audiophiles have long lambasted as having a cold, clinical sound.

During his show at Joe's Pub on Thursday night, the only local stop on his first American tour, it took a little while for him and his rhythm section to get past a clinical sound.

Re "New Ways for Discs and Heads to Spin" (Basics, May 17): The article repeats the claim that the new SACD and DVD audio formats will have a better sound than the "cold, clinical sound" that some audiophiles attribute to ordinary CD's.

The Panaray system even levels out satellite radio, dialing back the overly sharp tones and injecting a bit of life into the clinical sound.

Autonomy for clinical commissioners sounds a powerful concept but they need organisations with the resources and geography to have clout.

Moreover, it is also necessary to know the length of time the lump existed, the size and history of the lump, history of surgical intervention and/or other treatment for example radiotherapy as well as the current practice of triple assessment method of clinical, ultra sound and mammography [ 12- 14] before conclusion can be made on the imaging modality.

If Lendl sounds clinical rather than romantic about the job, it is the sort of cold professionalism Murray responds to.

This sounds clinical and antiseptic -- who feels moved when they hear it?

Mrs. Watts's local health agency, Bedford Primary Care Trust, said it had applied "sound clinical judgment" in her case.