Sentence examples for clinically designated from inspiring English sources

The ranges of deficits were counted from variables collected from self-reports or clinically designated symptoms, signs, disease and disabilities that were readily available in survey or clinical data.

Those reviewed individuals in whom the consensus estimate of probability of asthma was 50% or more were designated clinically asthmatic and the remainder were designated clinically non-asthmatic.

(Chaadayev's fate was predictable: after criticising the tsar, he was designated "clinically mad" and placed under house arrest).

One cluster of 5 bacteria from the D5 RAPD genotype was only isolated from clinically unaffected animals (designated as cluster 1), and all strains in this cluster were O 84,172):H+ and had novel st7 alleles and clonal groups.

The remaining categories (Rehabilitation, Extensive Services, Special Care and Clinically Complex) were designated for CCC.

Individuals in whom at least two physicians diagnosed asthma or mixed disease were designated clinically asthmatic.

Eighty four individuals were designated clinically asthmatic and 96 non-asthmatic based on the combined opinions of the three physicians.

Scrapie was diagnosed by post mortem analysis of brain and lymphoid tissues in one clinically suspect goat (designated the index case).

For each possible score, the proportion of reviewed individuals with that score or higher, who had been designated clinically asthmatic was calculated.

One characteristic of this disease is the long-recognised tendency of the tumours in a certain group of patients, designated clinically as stage 4S, to undergo spontaneous regression, at times accompanied by cellular differentiation (Evans et al, 1976).

The light-blue stripe represents the noise range designated as clinically acceptable.