Sentence examples for conspicuous clinical from inspiring English sources
TAESM provides excellent relief from LVOT obstruction in HCM patients, with a conspicuous clinical and echocardiographic outcome at early and mid-term follow-up.
On top of the conspicuous absence of properly studied clinical benefits — "no compelling clinical evidence on its efficacy," as the FDA puts it — fueling yourself up with young blood without government oversight is actually pretty dangerous.
We found no clinical evidence for conspicuous behavior in microphthalmia affected Texel sheep [20].
In this cluster a conspicuous subgroup comprised of a clinical isolate (C12) isolated in 2002 and the Classical type strain was observed (similarity index 0.70).
The current monosomy 1p36 case, with a 6.8 Mb subtelomeric deletion, presented with conspicuous neuropsychiatric abnormalities and other typical clinical manifestations of this syndrome [ 3, 12].
Valid and reliable methods for assessing speech perception in toddlers are lacking in the field, leading to conspicuous gaps in understanding how speech perception develops and limited clinical tools for assessing sensory aid benefit in toddlers.
The clinical extra-oral picture in these patients is conspicuous and is labelled as 'adenoidal faces'.
I am talking about all the authors, the ones who publish on journals with top or low IF, the researchers who follow a conspicuous growth of their own Hirsch index and the physicians who privilege the clinical aspects.
Dr. Sandra Weintraub, associate professor of psychiatry and neurology and clinical core director of the Alzheimer's Disease Center at Northwestern University, found a conspicuous different between older and younger people in a driving simulation experiment.
Although cerebellar lesions may cause conspicuous neurologic signs, e.g., ataxia and loss of balance, cerebral lesions may cause more subtle clinical signs, e.g., altered mental attitude, which were not noticed under these experimental conditions (36 ).
