clinical test
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- noun
- /ˈklɪnɪkəl tɛst/
- Specialized
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prueba clínica
- In the third part of the AFMA Program, comprehensive, carefully controlled clinical tests of the CASD/CAM systems were performed.
- clinical tests show
- conducting clinical tests
- standard clinical tests
That's why many of the drug, the passive drug efficacy tests in preclinical animal studies failed in the clinical test.
- That's why many of the drug, the passive drug efficacy tests in preclinical animal studies failed in the clinical test.
- And the videos are from them running clinical tests on SYNTH.
Examples
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In the carefully controlled clinical tests conducted under the AFMA Program, CASD/CAM sockets were designed, fabricated, and fitted on 90 subjects.
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To summarize, sensorimotor impairments can cause a variety of symptoms, and clinical tests are available to help determine the problem and potential solutions.
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Yet few studies have reported on the frequency of clinical test use in the measurement of anxiety.
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I challenge LifePharm to provide information on their clinical tests for independent review.
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The next steps are to confirm curcumin's beneficial effects in controlled clinical tests.
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The earliest prototype of the retinal prosthesis is already in clinical tests.
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The most useful clinical test for the diagnosis of tuberculosis continues to be the PPD skin test (Figure 1).
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Under current policy, the FDA requires that companies report genetic information gathered in clinical tests under certain circumstances, but refers only to "well-established" genetic factors in its regulatory decisions.
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One of the issues CLIA certification is designed to solve is the accuracy and consistency of clinical tests, regardless of which facility they were performed in.
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The researchers conducted a series of rigorous clinical tests to evaluate the new drug's effectiveness and safety.
Synonyms
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A controlled test with people to see if a new medicine is safe and works
How Systematic
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly built from 'clinical' (relating to medical care or patient treatment) + 'test' (an examination or trial), so a learner who knows both words can infer it refers to a medical/test carried out with patients or in a clinical setting. While the full technical sense (rigorous controlled trials, regulatory phases) is specialized, the basic idea is compositional and cross-linguistically regular, making it immediately understandable to learners.
Etymology
Clinical test comes from doing a controlled test inside a medical clinic, where doctors give a new medicine to real patients and watch the results carefully. So, it now means an official trial with people to check if a treatment is 'safe' and 'effective'.