Sentence examples for the equivalent clinic from inspiring English sources

The daytime systolic/diastolic ambulatory blood pressure indicating the minimum for grade 1 hypertension was estimated to be 11/9 mm Hg lower than the equivalent clinic value (table 2); for target blood pressure in patients with one condition the equivalent was 7/7 mm Hg lower, and for the upper limit of normal blood pressure the equivalent was 3/10 mm Hg lower.

Conclusions Our study provides daytime ambulatory blood pressure thresholds that are slightly lower than equivalent clinic values.

An alternative approach has been to determine the relation between office and ambulatory blood pressure measurements by linear regression and use the derived equation to predict the equivalent for the clinic blood pressure of 140/90 mm Hg, which represents mild hypertension.

One participant made the following analogy: "The fracture clinic is the equivalent of a family doctor seeing patients in their waiting office".

Uganda's loan, designed to support maternal-care clinics, was the equivalent of 20% of its health budget.

On a typical day, as many as a hundred people come to Gwala's clinic, each paying the equivalent of about a hundred dollars — nearly two weeks' pay — for a thirty-day supply.

We recruited physicians, clinical officers (the equivalent of physician assistants in the United States and Europe), nurses, midwives and pharmacy staff employed at government clinics.

This Health Centre also housed the local dental clinic, staffed by Dental Nurses (the equivalent of dental therapists in the UK), who would be assisting in the research.