Sentence examples for clinically rendered from inspiring English sources
Each print consists of clinically rendered images of internal organs; "Grey's Anatomy" was Ms. Smith's bible.
The selections at the Morgan include the first Dutch drawing he purchased, Rochus van Veen's clinically rendered "Study of a Dead Eurasian Otter".
The risks of BSE infection via MBM in Japan were examined quantitatively to estimate infectivity to cattle via MBM derived from a single clinically infected animal being rendered.
Patients were excluded if they had history of medications non-adherence, gastrointestinal motility disorders, or any other conditions that rendered them clinically unstable.
Clinically notified cases were rendered anonymous and thus could not be linked to laboratory-confirmed cases for which full patient details were available.
Therefore, quantitative analysis of the humeral translation in the healthy shoulder could render clinically important information for dynamic glenohumeral stability.
The detergent Tween 80 (recommended to prevent mycobacterial clumping) renders clinically resistant strains of MAP inappropriately susceptible to antimicrobials in cell culture.
[49] Because it renders clinically resistant strains of MAP inappropriately susceptible to antimicrobials in cell culture, [50] we did not use the detergent Tween 80 (recommended to prevent mycobacterial clumping) in culture.
In this paper we have discussed the logic underlying the XINT program and have shown its ability to render clinically useful interpretations consistent with ATS/ACCP criteria.
We hope definite evidence will emerge and that improved methods may eventually be able to differentiate between high-grade prostate cancer and clinically harmless disease, rendering a libertarian paternalistic approach for PSA screening unnecessary.
Their number is currently estimated to be a few hundred, and, among these, many appear to overlap with one another clinically and pathologically, rendering their practical classification quite challenging.
