Sentence examples for clinically consistent from inspiring English sources

Here we show that 40% of TERT mutation carriers with a mean age of 51 years have self-reported pulmonary fibrosis, which is usually but not always clinically consistent with IPF.

The injury ranged from mild to severe and participants were clinically consistent with an ADHD diagnosis.

The three UIP patients were clinically consistent with a diagnosis of IPF.

Over the subsequent 7 to 14 days, he developed an illness clinically consistent with measles.

In all cases the anion gap resolved with sedation and hydration, which is clinically consistent with acute lactic acidosis.

Each patient had signs and symptoms clinically consistent with respiratory syndromes caused by Bordetella, and each responded to treatment.

Our finding that only 14% of patients with dengue were identified clinically is consistent with the recent emergence of dengue in southern Sri Lanka.

Based on our opinion, these 30 modified condition categories were designed to be clinically internally consistent and capture the most common diagnostic categories associated with readmission.

The effects of relaxin on blood pressure corresponded directly to the relief of dyspnea, which were rapid and clinically meaningful, consistent with effects seen with other vasodilators.

"Although comparison of acupuncture with usual care demonstrated improvements in pain, function and quality of life in the short term, comparison with sham acupuncture showed no consistent clinically important effect".

Age groups were defined to be clinically relevant and consistent with available population estimates, as follows: 0 4, 5 9, 10 14, and 15 19 years.