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A Wald test was used to assess noninferiority of the clinical grading system.
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A good correlation between the glutamine signal and the clinical grading was found.
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The clinical grading of EAU in transgenic mice correlated closely with histopathological grading.
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Ophthalmic nurses used a simplified clinical grading system to assess stages of trachoma while environmentalists assessed risk factors for trachoma.
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Although the new clinical grading based on the model is promising because of its utility across multiple independent data sets, prospective validation is needed.
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Results showed that test cream provided a statistically significant improvement in clinical grading scores for dryness, roughness, and erythema at 28 days compared to baseline.
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Clinical grading of facial muscle strength and length of absence from work were evaluated.
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Clinical grading documented increased motility with a magnetically integrated prosthesis versus a nonmagnetically integrated prosthesis.
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Magnetic coupling forces were noted maximally at 0.47 N. Clinical grading of motility documented enhancement in lateral excursion when compared with nonintegrated controls.