Sentence examples for clinically accepted from inspiring English sources
Urine electrolytes were determined by certified clinical laboratories according to clinically accepted standardized analytic protocols.
One of the initial steps for CEIP to be clinically accepted is to compare them with the clinical gold standard (i.e., human radiologists) and to demonstrate that CEIP can reasonably replicate HEIP.
The CIS-based QoL is technically feasible, clinically accepted and provides an excellent quality of data for medical treatment and clinical research.
To determine whether an appropriately designed computerized order entry system for radiology can be clinically accepted and influence ordering practices.
The mean absolute distance error was 0.4 mm (standard deviation 0.17 mm), which falls within clinically accepted error margins.
The degree of accuracy obtained is within clinically accepted bounds and NNs offer a faster means for calculating compensator dimensions than existing algorithms.
The stiffness of the recently developed Hoffmann 3 external fixation system was determined and its characteristics compared with the widely clinically accepted Hoffmann II MRI fixation system.
The objective of this study was to confer the angiogenic activity of VEGF121 upon the biomaterial fibrin, a natural substrate for endothelial cell growth and clinically accepted as 'fibrin glue'.
There is a significant lack of scientific data to support the clinically accepted view that 25 to 30 mm Hg is the maximum safe perfusion pressure during retrograde cerebral perfusion (RCP).
To perform an analysis of data with consideration for the current clinically accepted vaginal progesterone (P) or intramuscular (IM) P dosing regimens and the clinically relevant randomized clinical trials published during the time frame 1992 to 2008.
While FBN1 mutations, abnormal transforming growth factor-β signaling and dysregulated matrix metalloproteinases have been implicated in MFS, clinically accepted risk-stratifying biomarkers have yet to be reliably identified.
