Sentence examples for clinical ways from inspiring English sources

Suicide is basically abhorrent because there are so many clinical ways that the need and the wish for it can be changed.

Dr. Plum and Dr. Posner sought clinical ways to determine which ailments required neurosurgery and which could be treated with drugs and other means.

Lyme disease manifests in a myriad of clinical ways, including erythema migrans, arthritis, carditis and neuroborreliosis [ 1].

Semantic and phonemic fluency tasks are exemplary clinical ways to tap into semantic and phonological processes central to speech production.

There are clinical ways to reduce random or systematic errors during traditional radiographic examinations [ 28– 31], and there are techniques to correct image distortion [ 13, 14, 32, 33], but these seem less suitable for large-scale, longitudinal studies that goes on for years.

But when we came to Friday morning, Gottman moved through our questionnaires in a clinical way.

"I will tell them they have skin like a Shar-Pei, but in a more clinical way".

But "parental alienation" is also used in a looser, less clinical way — as Baldwin uses it — to refer to the mere daily flow of parental undermining.

The challenge for us is not to go, in a clinical way, 'Oh, what appeals to these three groups?' and we'll just say it.

Now a millionaire, Rollo is very clever, and a common criticism of Faithless is that they make emotional, human dance music in a clinical way.

This can be an unpleasantly clinical way to talk: it places the critic in the camp of the bean counters, not the gonzo rapscallions.