Sentence examples for clinically perceptible from inspiring English sources
Thus, a level of 10 points or more of improvement or decline was operationally used as a cut-off representing a clinically perceptible difference.
As such, efficacy offset varies between long-acting MPH formulations, although whether this is clinically perceptible outside the research setting is unknown [ 19, 53].
We also evaluated a stricter cut-off of 20 points or more as used for the OARSI responder criteria, as opposed to minimal clinically perceptible change [ 22].
Occult OGIB is defined as iron deficiency anemia, with or without a positive fecal occult blood test, while overt OGIB indicates clinically perceptible bleeding that recurs or persists despite negative initial endoscopic and radiologic evaluations.
Chronic hyponatremia is often clinically less perceptible and its too rapid correction can lead to severe neurological damage, including central pontine myelinolysis, pseudobulbar palsy and quadriparesis [ 25, 26].
And their bites are barely perceptible.
A software program was written to record every wave mode and to stop the machine automatically if the amount of horizontal displacement of the crown was more than 0.5 mm, which was designated to represent perceptible loosened implant crown mobility clinically.
Under the conditions of the study, a condition of success was clinically and radiographically established on all 40 implants evaluated, with no perceptible peri-implantar radiographic changes, clinical evidence of mobility, or presence of any symptomatology after the 30-Ncm reverse torque test. 5.
Not only is this a statistically significant improvement compared with baseline (P<0.001) and placebo (P<0.001) treatment, but this change is also in excess of that defined as a clinically relevant decrease in symptoms (≥3.1 points) and one that would be perceptible to patients (Barry et al. 1995).
However, tension is perceptible.
