Sentence examples for clinically measurable from inspiring English sources

This prospective study attempted to determine whether botulinum toxin A injection resulted in clinically measurable gains for 4 mo.Measurements were obtained from 32 children (range, 1-18 yr; average age, 6.9 yr) with hemiplegic or quadriplegic cerebral palsy before and at 1, 3, and 4 mo after botulinum toxin A injections.

Clinically measurable or evaluable lesions were measured every 4 weeks.

For this reason it was not expected that huKS-IL2 therapy (alone or with low-dose cyclophosphamide) would demonstrate clinical responses in patients with end stage clinically measurable (and often bulky) disease.

The observation that up to 4% of a nondiabetic population harbors GAD antibodies (10– 12) suggests that autoimmunity as measured by GAD antibodies toward insulin-producing β-cells can exist without clinically measurable effects.

That dose was near the threshold of radiation exposure that produces clinically measurable symptoms.

What is less clear is whether the modifications of intestinal microlora obtained by functional foods are associated with clinically measurable effects.

The methodology of the study can be replicated in the future with larger samples by giving importance to some of the non-clinically measurable medical conditions of the women in a greater detail.

This example demonstrates robustness of the control system to account for clinically un-measurable and un-modeled effects.

We hope that the points raised in this overview will lead to the collection of clinically rich, relevant, measurable, and cost-efficient study outcomes.

Prevention or delay of brain metastases in melanoma is a clinically relevant and measurable target.

Complete response or cure was defined as complete resolution of all clinically and radiologically measurable diseases.