Sentence examples for clinically desirable from inspiring English sources

Screening for psychological disturbance during pregnancy is clinically desirable, however the current battery of brief screening instruments have limited utility in this group.

While F.F.S. payment is generally thought to result in overuse and misuse of health care services, bundled payments, capitation, budgets or physician salaries carry with them the risk that clinically desirable services are withheld from patients for financial reasons or simply because exertion is not rewarded.

that is physically feasible and clinically desirable.

A high sensitivity is clinically desirable as it selects many, if not all, malignant nodules for FNA.

Ultimately, the ability of bone to resist fracture is the most clinically desirable outcome [11].

When mice were repeatedly exposed to the bacterial lysate, as would be clinically desirable during an influenza epidemic, there was no tachyphylaxis of the induced viral resistance.

A high sensitivity is clinically more desirable than a high specificity if DWI were to replace mandatory second-look surgery as it will reduce residual or recurrent cholesteatomas from being missed.

The Chol:HDL ratio provides a strong prediction of CHD risk; a lower ratio is clinically more desirable.

Avoidance of exposure to < 3.0 mmol/l is therefore clinically very desirable, whereas exposure to glucose concentrations of 3.5 4.0 mmol/l, provided the glucose fall is then arrested, is of little clinical significance.

Clinically, it is desirable to rely on an early and specific marker for final neurological outcome.

Monitoring CD4 cell counts seems desirable clinically and economically in these settings.