Sentence examples for clinically achieved from inspiring English sources
Prenatal intervention aims at stimulating lung development, clinically achieved by percutaneous fetal endoscopic tracheal occlusion under local anesthesia.
Mean nutrition rates clinically achieved by STAR were significantly higher than the mean and best ICU surveyed, for the first 3 days of ICU stay.
The percentage caloric goal clinically achieved by STAR, each day in ICU, was compared to the survey results in Cahill et al. [59].
A paired sample t test or a Wilcoxon signed-rank test was used to evaluate if any statistically significant difference was present between the predicted movements (TS) and the clinically achieved torque (T1).
Mean nutrition rates clinically achieved by the STAR variable nutrition protocol were significantly higher than the mean and best ICU surveyed, for the first 3 days of ICU stay.
The results of the present study showed that with Nuvola® aligners, the torque movements for central and lateral incisors and canines of both arches predicted in the digital setup were, in general, clinically achieved; the mean difference between predicted (TS) and achieved (T1) torque was between 0.03° and 1.86°and was not statistically significant (Table 3).
If it is not possible to clinically achieve maximal inhibition of one or both pathways as continuous dosing schedules, intermittent schedules could be considered [ 19].
Because PN limits patients' treatment options, the prediction of BiPN is highly anticipated clinically to achieve personalized treatment with bortezomib.
This suggests that SDH may be exploited clinically to achieve increased cell inactivation in tumours relative to the surrounding normal tissues.
Such a physiological mixture of growth factors may be advantageous clinically to achieve wound healing compared to single recombinant growth factor like PDGF-BB [ 4, 5].
Over those 12 weeks, patient doses were increased and titrated clinically to achieve efficacy and tolerability up to a maximum of 24 mg daily in either formulation.
