Sentence examples for in clinical ones from inspiring English sources
The comparison between suicide attempters and non-attempters revealed some significant differences both in socio-demographic variables and in clinical ones.
The use of CI alone (without P-values) has increased slightly across the studied periods (from 9% to 13%), but it is five times more prevalent in Public Health and Epidemiology journals than in Clinical ones, where it reached a scanty 3%.
Then, 10 different coagulase negative staphylococci (CNS) species were found in our meat samples and 4 in the clinical ones.
The 10 group therapists in the day hospital treatment were regular staff from the DPP (three psychiatric nurses, two psychiatrists, one residential doctor specializing in psychiatry, one specialist in clinical psychology, one art therapist, one social worker, and one physiotherapist).
Because of his experience with homeless patients, Amarasingham added in his model social variables, in addition to clinical ones, such as the number of home addresses in one year, and whether or not the patient had insurance.
But fibroids can regrow or new ones can develop, and in clinical trials one-fifth to one-quarter of patients had to repeat the procedure or have a hysterectomy.
Actually, the trials were not clinical ones in the true sense of the term".
(7– 12) There are many reasons why peptide vaccine therapies are not so effective in clinical settings, one of the main reasons being antigen loss on cancer cells.
When involved in clinical research, one must be comfortable in a hospital and/or clinic setting and must enjoy speaking with patients and their families.
There are two others that are more advanced in clinical trials – one made by the British pharmaceuticals company GlaxoSmithKline and the other by Johnson & Johnson in the US.
In clinical research, one is often following previously established guidelines and protocols, although the possibility of being involved in protocol design is often available once one has reached the appropriate level of experience.
