Sentence examples for composition of clinical from inspiring English sources

In light of our recent findings that reference strains do not represent the same genetic composition of clinical strains that are circulating among human populations today [28], we also compared the nine pmp expression levels for four C. trachomatis clinical strains, representing ompA genotypes of E and L2.

The size and composition of clinical care teams showed marked variability among the sites.

RT-qPCR provides a fast and accurate tool for the determination of the faecal bacterial composition of clinical patients.

There are many possible explanations for these discordant findings: differences in the composition of the clinical cohorts, incomplete clinical information, different antigen retrieval methods, differing monoclonal antibodies used in the detection of BAG-1 and divergent cut points used to determine a high or low expression.

The diagnostic composition of the clinical group was as follows: anxiety disorders, 28%; major depressive disorder, 27%; eating disorders, 21%; cluster B personality disorders, 13%; bipolar disorder, 11%.

The composition of the clinical staff is typical of many emergency departments.

9 They are, by nature, a composition of pharmacological, clinical and patient-related factors, here called clinical/pharmacological risk factors.

Logbooks of non-consecutive patient encounters are unlikely to adequately reflect the breadth and composition of registrars' clinical experience.

Rates were standardized using the average age and sex composition of the clinical hospital population in 2000.

Studies of team culture and climate and nurse-doctor composition of the clinical team have shown no or limited association with quality of care [ 28, 29].

The nature and composition of the clinical consultation about specialist footwear is potentially a significant factor influencing whether the patient chooses to wear it or not.