Trusts including St Helen's & Knowlsey and Liverpool and Broadgreen have blazed a trail, building advanced systems to support paperless working practices and the fast-growing universe of digital clinical and patient data.
Rather than examining the population of patients in clinical trials, they looked at the entire universe of people infected with H.I.V. and then assessed the likelihood that minorities would enter clinical trials.
A tween mind could misinterpret clinical depression as sadness over the universe's jocks.
Psychiatric clinical ethics as a subdiscipline has an entire universe of difficult questions that are yet to receive attention.
Consequently, psychiatric clinical ethics as a subdiscipline has an entire universe of important, difficult questions that are yet to receive systematic study [ 83, 85].
He preens and flashes like an alternate-universe 50 Cent who takes the same clinical, only-take-the-safe-route strategy in picking opponents to maintain his undefeated record that 50 does when he's manufacturing hits.
In 1977 we wrote, "At any time in the course of an illness, the patient may develop one, or many of the universe of symptoms, physical signs, and laboratory abnormalities that occur in clinical medicine as a whole" [ 11].
People say World of Warcraft only gets good after 50 hours, but this isn't World of Warcraft, this is supposed to be the future – and many gamers won't make it that far through this dryly earnest narrative universe; a universe that amazes us at times, but regards us with clinical abstraction.
Statistical methods are commonly used in modern clinical research, most often with the express goal of making inferences from the study sample to the universe of clinical patients with similar characteristics.
The fuzzy Information System over Two Universes (ISTU) formalizing a data table corresponding to two universes as well as their relations is common in real-world applications, e.g., recommender system and clinical diagnosis system.
