Sentence examples for clinically impossible from inspiring English sources

It's clinically impossible".

One passage reads: "It is nigh-on clinically impossible for Dr Kelly to have died by his own hand in the manner described [by Hutton], and further, his personality and the other circumstantial evidence strongly militates against suicide.

I saw that even if she could get the kidney transplant she needed at the end of her life, how clinically impossible it would be to survive it in Uganda.

This method has several drawbacks: First, hydrodynamic administration is clinically impossible.

Actually, it was clinically impossible to place a catheter parallel to the trachea.

It is clinically impossible to perform a randomized, controlled trial to compare the usefulness of LDLT and HR for HCC.

Although the yield of contrast-enhanced images will be low, it may reveal inflammatory, auto-immune or tumoural pathology of the inner ear, cochleovestibular nerve or meninges that might not be suspected clinically and impossible or difficult to see on native images.

In this review, the terms headache and migraine are used interchangeably, as in pediatric age it is often impossible clinically to distinguish migraine from other forms of pediatric headache (e.g., tension-type headache).

Doctors are all fattist, and it's not from prejudicial sense of aesthetics – which have long since been dulled by the daily barrage of gore ickier than an Eli Roth movie – but because the clinically obese are impossible to treat.

Doctors are all fattist, and it's not from prejudicial sense of aesthetics which have long since been dulled by the daily barrage of gore ickier than an Eli Roth movie but because the clinically obese are impossible to treat.

Clinically, it is impossible to measure the in vivo length of the uterine smooth muscle that will be sampled later.