Sentence examples for clinically interesting from inspiring English sources

What is clinically interesting is that the headache was the primary persistent clinical symptom of her initial JME presentation and why she presented to a neurologist, while the myoclonus and staring spells were intermittent and much less predominant symptoms before the onset of generalized tonic-clonic seizures.

Detection of treatment effects was marginally improved by prolonged recording, and 24 h recording epochs were sufficient to provide 80% power to detect clinically interesting seizure control or prevention of seizures with small groups of animals.

Conclusion: A new labeling methodology was developed and successfully applied to the synthesis of clinically interesting radiotracers.

In biomedical signal processing, data are recorded with the most appropriate technology in order to optimize the study and analysis of a clinically interesting application.

In order to expand the labeling toolbox for carbon-11, a recently discovered ultrafast cross-coupling methodology[1] was applied to the labeling of several clinically interesting tracers.

Wide dynamic ranges in protein abundances may limit or preclude detection limits for clinically interesting, low abundant proteins such as tissue leakage proteins and transcription factors [20],[20].

Network-based approaches can enable the discovery of clinically-interesting predictive insights that are accurate and robust.

The analysis can also be extended to include other clinically-interesting sources of uncertainty, such as dosages issues, blood clearance, etc.

In particular, our sensors were in strong agreement with results from standard blood gas analysis for the lower part of the P a O 2 range studied, which is the range that is physiologically and clinically most interesting.

Radiologists comprise the majority of the authors (82 out the 91 contributors), although there is substantial input from clinical oncologists, as the editors have tried to produce a text that is clinically relevant and interesting to read.

This is particularly true in applications where clinically and physiologically interesting events are intrinsically linked to patient movement, as is the case in the study of epileptic seizures.