Sentence examples for clinical words from inspiring English sources

Emily Kapnek, the creator of "Suburgatory," noted that it would be difficult to challenge a woman's using clinical words for female parts of the body.

In the Million Death Study, internal processes such as attempted physician reconciliation through the exchange of identified key clinical words, and, if required, adjudication by a third, senior physician, result in a single final identified cause of death.

Using an Internet-based application, two independent physicians reviewed each completed RHIME form and assigned a single cause of death using the ICD-10 [10] as well as a list of key clinical words to reflect how they arrived at their diagnosis.

In contrast, T7 talks about temporal study of smoking-related diseases since temporal words like time, year, month and clinical words like assess, measure, average, quantity, disease and datum are seen there with a good proportion.

But recently "product" has been replaced by another coldly clinical word: "content".

I'd been asked to administer – such a cold, clinical word – the test to the children who qualified for extra time: the statement children, the slow readers, those with special educational needs (SEN).

Part of the difference may be that "homosexual" is a bigger, more clinical word freighted with a lot of historical baggage.

My friend Andrée, a physician who treats patients with traumatic brain injuries (though she isn't one of my doctors), offers me the clinical word for what I am describing: diaschisis, sometimes said to be Greek for "shocked throughout".

Why does he always use the word "homosexual" in this discussion, a clinical word?

I argued that homosexual was a clinical word that robbed people of their humanity.

The initiative seeks to end the use of "retard" and "retarded" as derisive terms, and to educate about how the term has evolved from a clinical word to hate speech.