Sentence examples for vast array of patients from inspiring English sources

Although we think that the current results reflect a vast array of patients suffering from dizziness, they have to be interpreted with caution.

How do we effectively translate the vast array of patient classifiers to a clinically meaningful and implementable selection algorithm?

The Bush administration plans to delay rules that would grant a vast array of new rights to Medicaid patients in health maintenance organizations, officials said tonight.

State health officials and governors from both parties are lobbying the White House to revoke rules issued in the final hours of the Clinton administration that would provide a vast array of new rights to Medicaid patients in health maintenance organizations.

This manuscript provides a forward looking assessment of the promise of nanomedicine as it pertains to individualized medicine and establishes a technology "snapshot" of the current state of nano-based products over a vast array of clinical indications and range of patient specificity.

As new technologies continue to provide consumers with access to a myriad of applications and portals to health information, a vast array of medical reference material is available to patients through the Internet and mobile applications, offering them a better understanding of their diseases and best practices.

In addition, all the patients had a vast array of other investigations as appropriate, including multiple standard biochemical tests (e.g. plasma amino acids, urine organic acids), specialist biochemical tests (e.g. ubiquinone, phytanic acid, hexosaminidase), invasive investigations (e.g. muscle biopsy, lumbar puncture) and other genetic tests (e.g. FRAXA, mitochondrial genes).

A vast array of questionnaires has been used to measure HRQoL in diabetes patients, contributing to the difficulty of selecting instruments for future research.

The Study will collect, describe and assess a vast array of outcomes measures related to pain and to its impact on patients' life.

Rather than face a lawsuit, the institutions agreed to a vast array of conditions, including a promise to provide interpreters more or less on demand for patients who request them.

Estimates suggest there is a vast array of devices in circulation, with some 500 000 medical devices worldwide available to healthcare providers and patients.