Sentence examples for clinical symptomatic from inspiring English sources
Thirty-two thoseand of those with clinical symptomatic H.I.V. or AIDS are poor enough to receive assistance — over and above Medicare and Medicaid — from the city's H.I.V./AIDS Services Administration, which despite recent and proposed cuts has an annual budget of more than $400 million.
We used clinical symptomatic resolution as the outcome measure in our patients to assess the failure rate.
The following types of fracture were included: hip fracture, humeral fracture, clinical (symptomatic) vertebral fracture, distal forearm fracture, and rib fracture.
Accordingly, it has been estimated that in the year 2000 some 9 million osteoporotic fractures have occurred worldwide, including 1.6 million hip fractures, 1.7 million forearm fractures, and 1.4 million clinical (symptomatic) vertebral fractures [3].
M. bovis has been increasingly isolated from goats in various countries and showed often severe clinical symptomatic [30] [32].
Clinical, symptomatic and radiological response, time to progression (TTP), survival and toxicity were recorded.
A discrete event simulation model was constructed to reproduce the natural history of breast cancer (disease-free, pre-clinical, symptomatic, and disease-specific death) and the actual observed characteristics of the screening programme during the evaluated period in the Basque women population.
These factors are very likely to form part of the explanation for our findings that treatment early in illness course is more effective than in later episodes in terms of both clinical and symptomatic outcomes.
These abnormal CPET patterns may represent early PV, which with time, may lead to clinical and symptomatic pulmonary hypertension at rest.
The field would benefit from similar analyses of a broader range of biomarkers, and qualification studies related to clinical and symptomatic patient-reported outcomes to complement those presented here related to structural endpoints.
Thus, the term "autoimmunity" should be distinguished from autoimmune disease, because it does not denote clinical or symptomatic disease.
