Synonyms for clinically
clin·i·cal·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. clinicallyadverb

   in a clinical manner

   "she is clinically qualified"

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1. List of paraphrases for "clinically":

   clinical, clinic

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1. Marty Walsh:

   I felt like I was just sad, depressed... maybe not clinically defined depressed, but I was depressed and I had this pit in my stomach, and I wanted to get rid of that. I haven't had that pit in my stomach in over 20 years.

2. Luke Laffin:

   The first is that it is a genetically determined marker of cardiovascular risk that cannot be significantly modified with lifestyle changes, the second is that we do not have easily accessible or tolerable therapies to lower Lp(a) levels. The third reason is that medications that lower Lp(a) levels also lower LDL levels, so it has proven difficult to attribute clinically important effects — like a reduction in heart disease and strokes — to Lp(a) lowering alone.

3. Dean Schillinger:

   This study determined that the individual effect on obesity was 'clinically small.' However, they acknowledge that, from a population health standpoint, such small changes may, in fact, have important public health implications with respect to the obesity and diabetes epidemics, the evolving consensus is that children should not be exposed to fruit juices, especially in the first 6 years of life.

4. Frank Mugabe:

   Most of the children have to be diagnosed clinically ... so they're among the missed cases.

5. Richard Aboulafia:

   It would be clinically insane for Dassault to guarantee HAL-built planes. The only way forward for the program is to drop this absurd idea.