Sentence examples for clinically recognised from inspiring English sources

14 If the accuracy of screening tools for depression was studied in a group of patients, some of whom had already received a diagnosis for the condition, the assessments would be biased by the inclusion of individuals with a greater prevalence and severity of depression than if the instruments were used in clinical practice to screen patients without clinically recognised depression.

13 14 This system ensures a virtually complete clinical and vital status information on all clinically recognised cases of pSS among Olmsted County residents.

Of the 12 patients with a clinically recognised MI, all had their troponin measured by the clinical team.

One in 10 kids between 11 and 15 has a clinically recognised mental disorder.

Suicide is the leading cause of death in men under the age of 35 in the UK, while it is estimated that 9.6% of young people aged 5-16 have a clinically recognised mental health condition.

It is common for children to explore and experiment with their gender, but only a small percentage of these children have gender dysphoria, which causes them severe clinically recognised distress.

This paper reports on a pilot study aimed to test the ability of Australian GPs to clinically recognise diabetic retinopathy following a brief training intervention.

Possible explanations for this high level of undercoding include lack of incentive to code BM in patients who are believed to have a poor prognosis, failure to clinically recognise BM, and non-mandatory reporting of BM in Denmark.

In polyarticular arthritis patients a high degree of clinical interarticular variation of inflammation between different joints is clinically well recognised.

The exacerbations were recognised clinically at the time and were retrospectively confirmed to represent a material change, based on a conventional statistical process control criterion of ≥3 SD fall from baseline mean.18 The start of each dataset was allocated so that the exacerbation nadir fell at the junction of two blocks.

Every now and then, there may be a retroperitoneal leak, which is rarely recognised clinically.