Sentence examples for medically known from inspiring English sources

A "mini-stroke" is medically known as a transient ischemic attack.

The NAO concluded that treatment for wounded troops was "highly effective", a fact that was underlined by the increase in patients medically known as "unexpected survivors".

And patients such as Sant, who have high FSH and are medically known as "poor responders", do not respond well to fertility drugs.

Scientists have discovered that the lower the body's waist-hip ratio (medically known as the WHR), the more attractive the woman.

In the meantime, people who have nail fungus — medically known as onychomycosis — can spread it by shedding invisible spores when they walk barefoot in locker rooms or across carpets, and even as they remove shoes and socks.

At the February 2000 meeting for which the memo was prepared, the agenda was to discuss Zyprexa's tendency to cause high blood sugar, which is medically known as hyperglycemia.

Scant Medical Knowledge Little is known medically by doctors or scientists about what happens to a brain as a result of a powerful bomb blast, as opposed to car crashes on a highway, blows to the head on a football field or a bullet wound.

From what I've read medically, I know there's a tiny, tiny chance it could bring on labour, a tiny chance the baby could get distressed, again I know they are tiny chances but I don't like those options.

Patients with a known medically diagnosed psychiatric illness in the past (verified with medical records) or with any form of cognitive impairment such as dementia or mental retardation and females in the post-partum period were excluded.

But about 15percentt suffer prolonged effects of what is known medically as chemotherapy-induced cognitive impairment.

Or you could have someone who was XO, a female with underdeveloped ovaries, known medically as having Turner's Syndrome.