| 词汇 | clinically |
| 释义 | clinically adverb uk /ˈklɪn.ɪ.kəl.i/ us /ˈklɪn.ɪ.kəl.i/ clinicallyadverb (MEDICAL)medical specialized according to medical science and examination of patients: 临床诊断地 clinically deadDoctors pronounced him clinically dead.医生宣布，根据临床诊断，他已经死亡。 medical specialized relating to the results of clinical tests or experiments: 临床测试（或实验）地 This toothpaste has been clinically proven to protect your teeth.临床证明这种牙膏可以保护牙齿。 Medical examination anechoic angiocardiography angiogram angiography audiogram CT scan CVS cystoscopy dioptre echocardiogram electrocardiogram Pap smear PillCam post-irradiation post-mortem pre-screening pulse oximetry radiography sperm count swab clinicallyadverb (WITHOUT EMOTION)in a way that lacks emotion or sympathy: 冷漠地;无动于衷地;无感情地 She talks about her traumatized childhood emotionlessly, almost clinically. 她毫无感情地说着自己受创伤的童年，几近冷漠。 Should doctors always remain clinically detached from their patients?医生是否应该总是跟患者保持距离，不掺杂任何情感呢？ in a way that lacks warmth or comfort 冷冰冰地；简朴地 Not showing or feeling emotions anodyne anti-sentimental belie bite bite your lipidiom glaze hard-bitten hardened icily impassive poker face reserved reservedly sphinx-like stiff upper lip unmoved unprocessed unresponsive unresponsively unresponsiveness You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Comfortable and uncomfortable Plain and ordinary Examples of clinicallyclinically At every stage of follow up the majority of patients remained clinically unchanged. The relatively low symptoms scores reflect the fact that the patients were in a clinically stable phase of the illness. Errors of syllable omission were also significantly more frequent in the clinically referred group. Within one week, the child clinically improved; pulmonary function were normal after 6 weeks and radiographic abnormalities resolved. This has been achieved when 'all major medical issues have been resolved to the extent that discharge from an acute hospital is clinically appropriate'. Furthermore, it is doubtful whether the distinction between symmetrical and asymmetrical growth failure adds any clinically useful information. Structural and functional abnormalities in elderly patients clinically recovered from early- and late-onset depression. Therefore, people living in endemic areas should be screened for this clinically silent disease since early treatment may be beneficial. Based on the results, pulsed diode lasers at optimal wavelengths can be chosen for clinically adapted equipment. Two of the 7 underwent uncomplicated subaortic resection and are clinically well 3 years and 2 months later respectively. The glucose-based cardioplegic solutions have been used clinically with protective effects on adult myocardium at concentrations ranging from 2.5 to 5.0% glucose. Clinically meaningful postoperative pain was assessed at follow-up interviews 2, 10, and 30 days after surgery. These findings suggest that observed differences are clinically meaningful. However, all the subjects who performed the online task were clinically assessed on each testing session. Most work on the diagnosis of hydatid disease has been clinically oriented and focused on detection of the parasite in humans. See all examples of clinically These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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