Examples of using Clinically in English and their translations into French
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Also, ionising radiation-induced cancers are not clinically distinguishable from other cancers.
as well as inform about the general practices used clinically to identify and treat the most common infectious agents.
The disease may have a different clinical course from asymptomatic forms(especially important for the spread of infection) or clinically mild to severe,
even a relapse before it is clinically visible.
When this vision is realized, clinically relevant data will be consolidated as needed to create a health record that can be presented
by determining how they are being used clinically, Canadian Blood Services can better understand how new technology will impact clinical practice and identify what challenges lie in current clinical practice.
human studies of patients with or without clinically diagnosable anxiety disorders are starting to validate its efficacy as an anti-anxiety treatment.
on delivering therapeutic care in a clinically supervised environment on the college premises.
is defined as a state of persistent immune response to stimulation by Mycobacterium tuberculosis antigens without evidence of clinically manifested active tuberculosis(TB) disease.
With David Kraus, he is also in the process of creating an international Research Practice Network, which will allow them to develop a large infrastructure for the conduct of clinically meaningful and scientifically rigorous studies on the process and outcome of psychotherapy.
global leadership in areas of neuroscience that hold the greatest promise for delivering implementable, clinically effective outcomes in brain and mental health.
practices clinically at the Vancouver General Hospital.
7 500 times higher than the concentrations of Δ9-THC seen clinically, depending on the route of administration.
She even has the disturbing statistics to prove it:"five to eight times as many young people today suffer from clinically significant levels of anxiety and depression, by today's standards, than was true in the 1950s.
low molecular weight heparin, or other anticoagulants that potentiate the anticoagulant activity of antithrombin to a patient with increased risk of bleeding must be monitored clinically and biologically.
there are reports of clinically diagnosed cases of drug dependence resulting from a prolonged use of zolpidem.
child in the-context of clinically relevant disorders and determinants of health.
harmonized instrument families provide your laboratory with clinically relevant results for the most debilitating,
despite mandatory labelling,‘ only an unknown proportion of individuals who have been clinically tested will be able to avoid cosmetics that are potentially harmful to them.
they were considered to be clinically minor by the authors.
