Sentence examples for common clinical presumption from inspiring English sources

It reflects the common clinical presumption that variation from the norm constitutes pathology.

By Jerome Groopman Tinnitus is one of the most common clinical conditions in the United States.

Examine the most common clinical diagnostic errors.

Laryngeal edema is a common clinical condition.

In my personal clinical experience, and the common clinical experience, supplementation of CoQ10 often ameliorates the muscle soreness that is rate-limiting for use of statins.

As mentioned above, confirming bacterial pulmonary super-infection after influenza illness is challenging and diagnostic relies more on clinical presumption and unspecific blood results [ 35].

The comprehensive relative displacement at the implant collar under horizontal load was significantly more than that under vertical load, which is in accordance with the clinical presumption of the higher influence of horizontal loading on implant stability [ 42].

Thus, the long-standing practice of prescribing antimalarial drugs only on the basis of a clinical presumption of malaria could result in under-administration of IPTsp in antenatal health care services.

The final decision for catumaxomab application was performed intraoperatively by the treating physician, based on histological findings and on clinical presumption of high risk of i.p. cancer cell dissemination.

Culture, supported by microscopy, still remains the "gold standard" for active TB diagnosis, especially in low-resource countries, where they are the only methods available for confirming TB in patients with a clinical presumption of active disease [ 13].

This study adds evidence to the recent study from Nejat and colleagues that these classifications based on clinical presumption may be erroneous, with increased serum levels of both biomarkers of renal function and injury in these subsets of patients [ 5].