Sentence examples for clinically dramatic from inspiring English sources

Withdrawal of antimicrobial growth promoters and ionophore coccidiostats has been accompanied by a resurgence in incidence of necrotic enteritis (NE), a severe Clostridium perfringens-induced disease which some consider the most clinically dramatic bacterial enteric disease of poultry.

While jaw osteonecrosis is a devastating end-stage outcome that is currently difficult to manage, various forms of delayed dental healing may be a less clinically dramatic and, therefore, poorly-recognised complications of bisphosphonate use.

Pancreatic involvement could be subclinical or clinically unrecognized when dramatic and rapidly dynamic alterations of clinical and biochemical parameters take place in multi-organ dysfunction in leptospirosis.

There was a recruitment of lymphocytes and reduction in the neutrophil inflammation in the lung in all three groups, which manifested clinically as a dramatic resolution of the macrophage-neutrophilic alveolitis in the lower respiratory tract.

A dramatic and clinically relevant gene-environment interaction was also observed in a mouse model of vitamin A deficiency (65).

They demonstrate that cell-intrinsic DNA damage can act beyond the cell in which the damage originally occurs and extend the consequences to reprogramming the neighboring epithelial and stromal cells in a dramatic and clinically relevant fashion.

ODAC audience members wiped away tears, both in empathy for these families and by the sense that a therapy could have such a dramatic impact both clinically and personally.

The most clinically significant change is a dramatic reduction in the number of incorrect dose and clarification requests, with a slight decrease in the number of interaction requests.

If the number of crystals in the urine is dramatic, it may be clinically significant and your veterinarian may recommend a radiograph or ultrasound of your pet's abdomen to look for bladder or kidney stones.

It includes clinically painted nude models by Philip Pearlstein; intensely dramatic, painted and drawn portraits by Alfred Leslie; and objects painted with exacting care by Jack Beal.

Strikingly, Western blot analyses of brains from clinically ill prion-infected mice revealed a dramatic reduction of Sho protein.