Sentence examples for clinically supported from inspiring English sources

The clinical probability scoring system of '4 T' confirmed high probability in four cases and clinically supported the diagnosis of HIT.

So, instead of receiving clinically supported anti-retroviral treatments, he treats himself with yoghurts and his own nutritional programme.

A spokesperson said: "The case for service change is well established and clinically supported.

Recently, this was clinically supported where untreated distant tumors regressed after local PDT of a patient with recurrent angiosarcoma [43].

The central role of IFNα in SLE is clinically supported by observations that treatment with IFNα frequently results in autoimmune effects and, in some, a lupus-like disease.

The latter is the only clinically supported method [ 18].

Their focus is on curtailing the explosive transmission in West Africa, stopping the virus's spread outside the continent, and clinically supporting the ill.

Furthermore, in vaccine recipients the intervals between occurrence and the most recent vaccination did not clinically support "immediate hypersensitivity reaction" as a diagnosis.

This phenomenon clinically supports the view that sarcoid-like reaction results from high reactivity of the host immune system against antigenic factors from the primary cancer.

One and a half years after the earthquake, PIH hired a full-time psychiatrist, the Dr. Mario Pagenel Fellow in Global Mental Health Delivery, to train and clinically support expert ZL mental health teams.

Four years later, in the revised "Airlie House" criteria, the diagnosis of patients was divided into four categories: "clinically definite," "clinically probable," "clinically probable-laboratory supported," and "clinically possible" [ 6, 28].