Sentence examples for most clinical settings from inspiring English sources
The algorithm can be used in most clinical settings and scenarios, even though in a trauma setting a more simple approach involving the presence or absence of lung sliding may be used instead.
Measuring REE by indirect calorimetry is hardly feasible in most clinical settings.
Biofeedback as delivered in most clinical settings in Western medicine has been consistently reported to improve symptoms of fecal incontinence.
Conclusion: ANTIBIOGARDE® electronic referential could allow even non expert ICU physicians to adequately (93%) prescribe initial antibiotic therapy in most clinical settings (81%).
Unlike most clinical settings, which primarily push the patient to recognise a disparity between the images coming from the two eyes, 3D movies use all kinds of stimuli, delivering depth in every way possible.
[2] This will in most clinical settings probably be irrelevant because IGRA-positive subjects are not likely to be re-tested in routine programs (just as TST-positive individuals are usually not re-tested with TST).
Restrictive transfusion strategies are safe in most clinical settings.
Even more so, when it is performed within an integrated approach aimed at targeting frequent associated features/conditions (i.e., muscle tenderness and contractures, psychological disturbances, increased stress levels) and in the most appropriate clinical settings (i.e., outpatients clinics for simple MOH, hospitalization for complex MOH).
Unfortunately, measurement of exercise capacity has not been implemented in most clinical practice settings relevant to COPD patients.
Actometers are until now the best and most objective instrument to measure physical activity, but they are too expensive and time consuming for most clinical practice settings.
A short training in LUS provided good proficiency in the recognition only of the main signs of the BLUE protocol, but allowed a correct LUS diagnosis in the Internal Medicine most frequent clinical settings of acute respiratory failure.
