Sentence examples for clinically discernible from inspiring English sources

Evidence suggests that MCI patients may have knowledge of deficits in advance of when deficits are clinically discernible [ 108- 110].

Depending on their type, abnormalities as revealed by the CatWalk system in heavily arthritic paws were seen 0.9 to 4.3 days before clinically discernible signs of arthritis.

The ultimate treatment goal - disease remission - is characterized by the absence of clinically discernible disease activity and the potential for joint healing [ 4, 5].

In the present study we have shown that the onset of inflammation in PIA is mirrored by changes in the animals' gait behaviour as detected by semi-automated locomotor analysis several days before clinically discernible signs and symptoms are apparent.

Gait analysis revealed that changes in locomotion such as reduced paw print areas and stance phase time are already apparent before the onset of clinically discernible arthritis symptoms (erythema, paw swelling) and correlate with PIA scores.

Our results suggest that language network connectivity and function may be altered in stroke patients even with no overt clinically discernible language deficit and is important to investigate during early and late stages of recovery following stroke.

It is not always clear what is meant by clinically importance, i.e., discernible to the patient, significant enough for a clinician to change an intervention, or significant from a population perspective.

This study evaluated the condyle-disc relationship on magnetic resonance image (MRI) in a group of subjects with silent temporomandibular joints (TMJs) when tested clinically with those in subjects with discernible temporomandibular sounds.

Clinically, all animals were healthy without discernible signs and symptoms of illness until day 9 (Table 2); in contrast, animals euthanized on scheduled day 4 manifest with foci of serosal congestion in the stomach and colon (PD25), or foci of pleural congestion and serosal congestion in the stomach (PD26).

There was no clinically significant dose reduction with decreasing baseline eGFR level discernible from the data.

Our data show that although it is possible for animals with clinically 'complete' thoracolumbar SCI (i.e. with no discernible sensory transmission to the head across the lesion) to generate stepping movements they do not recover the ability to correctly place the feet in the lateral plane.