Sentence examples for clinical worlds from inspiring English sources

I knew that motion capture is used not just in the academic and clinical worlds but also in the entertainment industry to add realism to the digital characters now common in films and games.

For example, the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organisation NHPCOO) [ 19] based in the United States, emphasised the need for collaborative research activities but equally recognised the challenges that can occur when the academic and clinical worlds collide.

The work of a mortuary technician is not for the faint-hearted, but neither is it the cold clinical world that is often misrepresented in TV dramas.

For the past two years, Davis and the team have been working to bring their research into the clinical world.

But, he added, "one can say that unless you try bold things in clinical trials it will be very difficult to find what are the most useful paths in the clinical world".

And then the killer line, suggestive of a cold and clinical world in which imagination, reminiscence and all the other wonders of the human mind no longer cut it: "No.

I then discuss signaling pathways, new standards for data representation of genes and proteins, and finally the promise of merging these molecular data with the clinical world (the new science of phenomics).

I suspect that the fruitless surgical interventions were probably counted as successes, given what I know about the definitions and timeframes of such total quality measures in the increasingly consumer-oriented clinical world.

Notably, the main requirement for any new parameter to be accepted by the non-radiological clinical world is reproducibility.

A relatively new center at Partners Healthcare – the Center for Clinical Data Science (CCDS) – is focused on bringing these technologies to the clinical world.

"They came from the clinical world, where there is no contract above one year".