Sentence examples for many clinical contexts from inspiring English sources

In many clinical contexts, it is reasonable to assume that Mu ≫ 1 (see Discussion).

The TUG has been used in many clinical contexts, including orthopaedics, 23 rheumatology 24 and for predicting geriatric falls.

Particularly, topical nitrates have been shown to reduce the anal sphincter hypertonia and have become, in many clinical contexts, the first-line pharmacological therapy for chronic anal fissure [ 6, 7, 9– 11].

These preliminary results highlight the potential applications of this method for HLA calling from NGS data, which may have significant implications in many important clinical contexts.

Instead, review of the disappointing results of recent prospective trials of tight glucose control [ 7] suggests that the outstanding results achieved in the first Leuven study are not achievable in many other clinical contexts because of the difficulty in achieving euglycemia without adverse safety concerns.

The links between body image dissatisfaction and depressive symptoms or psychological disorders have been previously documented in many clinical and non clinical contexts [ 37, 42, 45, 46].

In many cases, and in particular clinical contexts, only whole organ data will be available.

It may not be so easy to identify such traits, especially in clinical contexts where many other patients draw attention to themselves.

In terms of clinical implications, identifying risk factors is very important, but in clinical contexts, there are too many false positives and false negatives for this to aid in the identification of high levels of risk for suicide.

This is as true for anaesthetists as for any other health-care professional, but we face unique challenges in the many roles and responsibilities we have in diverse clinical contexts.

Similarly, treatment efficacy is assessed within the context of health status and/or symptomatology in many clinical trials [ 6, 7, 9- 12].