Sentence examples for clinically represented from inspiring English sources

The cases clinically represented pyotraumatic dermatitis (acute moist dermatitis) and pyotraumatic folliculitis (local pyoderma).

Surgical cases clinically represented end stage disease in the consolidation phase.

The host response to injury (R) or infection is clinically represented in the occurrence of SIRS.

These findings may also strengthen the idea that patients with a primary TMJ pathology, such as a DDWOR, frequently develop an inflammatory response to the dysfunctional disc-condyle relationship, clinically represented by a diagnosis of capsulitis/synovitis [ 3, 9, 29].

This condition presents characteristically as a mass on the temple whereby it is held to clinically represent a cyst.

HOMA-IR clinically represents IR.

These time-points were chosen as they clinically represent the various cutoffs discussed in the literature for "safe" AED withdrawal.

The disease develops and changes slowly, and clinically represents a heterogeneous group of disorders that are often referred to as osteoarthritic diseases.

Such combination is thought to produce more clinically representing data in terms of the actual in vivo environment where the active proteins exert their functions.

In Fig. 3a,b, the difference between the left area (extra cancers detected by screening) and the right area (less cancers diagnosed clinically) represents overdiagnosis.

Physical functioning has the greatest precision (for example, it reflects the greatest number of response categories) of the eight SF-36 domains and clinically represents an important domain for understanding the impact of ALI/ARDS [ 8].