Sentences with phrase «clinical analysis»

It is increasingly recognized that advances in sequencing technology do not replace the need for detailed clinical analysis of patients with rare diseases.

It's a situation where a detailed clinical analysis is secondary to preventing an emergency.

Clinical analysis further suggests that physical exercise greatly improves the ability to focus on academic materials.

Research from Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey shows genomic profiling identifies genomic mutations in a gene associated with a rare subset of breast cancer — mutations that can not otherwise be identified with standard clinical analysis of cells and tissue.

Here she gives a more clinical analysis of the psychology behind the Monsters that stop us from creating our art.

Using Collaborative PBM Cloud ™, RxAdvance plan sponsors will receive value - added clinical analyses, reporting, and recommendations that will improve clinical outcomes while controlling costs.

The authors suggest that for the future «A more complete clinical analysis should entail follow - up for at least 2 or 3 years and with an increased dose range; such a design presumably would reveal the impact of dose on both acute and late RT - related toxicity and thereby strengthen the associations observed in this analysis of acute effects.»

Collection of blood and urine for routine clinical analyses [23, 31]; 4.

Nevertheless, over the coming weeks, I will do a deeper clinical analysis of BBL and decide whether I want to keep it.

Clinical Analysis on the Effectiveness of Transvaginal Cervical Cerclage in Singleton Pregnancies and Its Predictive Factors

New Brunswick, N.J. — Research from Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey shows genomic profiling identifies genomic mutations in a gene associated with a rare subset of breast cancer — mutations that can not otherwise be identified with standard clinical analysis of cells and tissue.

Charles Kennedy: Yes it's not only packaging, it is a very very detailed, clinical analysis of all the spending commitments that we'll have, in the run - up to the next General Election.

Widespread adoption «requires a very rigorous economic and clinical analysis,» says Armen Bakirtzian, CEO and co-founder of Intellijoint Surgical, which makes a miniature surgical - grade tracking system that allows surgeons to select and align implants more accurately.

«Every pill gets approved based on very rigorous outcomes and clinical analysis, but it doesn't mean it gets bought — doctors make the decision, and they have to be convinced.»

With our new system and the information that it delivers, we now only have to analyse the cooked elements of the product, and have seen an almost immediate 10 to 20 % reduction in our clinical analysis requirements, with corresponding savings in costs.

Shah has authored and co-written more than 90 articles in medical journals, including papers on medical homes, pay - for - performance initiatives, evidence - based medicine and clinical analyses of the most effective drugs for certain conditions.

Clinical analyses will help researchers to understand this complexity.

There are alternatives to centrifugation such as microfluidic technology, which has been widely studied for various applications in biological and chemical analysis, point - of - care testing and diagnostics, and clinical analysis.

Each includes a general medical check - up, nutritional consultation and a clinical analysis.

Work with a personal trainer for tailored guidance on fitness techniques and gain insight into a better stance with a clinical analysis of your posture and physiotherapy.

The artist builds a menagerie on the foundation of clinical analysis.

She invented a shorthand that permitted her to record every detail of her clinical analysis of what is visible and invisible to the eye and that in turn in the fullness of time unfolds itself in the eye of the viewer.

Rather, Breakdown is a clinical analysis by a tax lawyer of how the firm was put together and factors that led to its demise.

A phlebotomist is a clinical professional who collects blood specimens for the purpose of clinical analysis and diagnostic procedures.