clinically
IPA: kɫˈɪnɪkʌɫi
adverb
- In a clinical manner; dispassionately or analytically.
- In the setting of a medical clinic; in a clinical setting.
- At a person's bedside.
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Examples of "clinically" in Sentences
- Short-term clinically impactful deliverables Created Department of Medical Affairs 24
- Worse yet, about 9 percent of dogs and 21 percent of cats were classified as clinically obese.
- I have not read about this horrible case lately but has it been determined yet whether this killer has been certified as mentally ill clinically, that is, not just by his actions?
- It’s actually a pretty good movie about a bunch of medical students who are, for no other reason than the script demands it, trying to see how long they can remain clinically dead.
- A medicine already being tested clinically is the proteasome inhibitor Velcade (PS341) which is used against multiple myeloma, a cancer disease that affects the body's antigen-producing cells.
- For instance, mothers classified as clinically anxious 18 weeks into pregnancy, compared to their non-anxious counterparts, were about 40 percent more likely to have an 18-month-old who refused to go to bed, woke early, and kept crawling out of bed.
- And I’d already been informed that he had not been eating and sleeping, and that he reportedly heard voices, which immediately makes me think of someone who is what I call clinically depressed, and not just ordinarily sad about his circumstances, but much more than that.
- The study examined brain images of 94 people in their 70s over five years and concluded that subjects classified as clinically obese had eight percent less brain tissue, while overweight persons studied had four percent less brain tissue when compared to “normal” weight people.
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