Synonyms for clinically
clin·i·cal·ly

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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. Douglas Higgs:

   Even though this is the best we can achieve at the moment, not all patients become free of transfusions and we still do not know the long-term effects of manipulating the genome of stem cells in this way, a major question hanging over this approach, which is hugely expensive, is whether this procedure, which involves killing off abnormal stem cells to replace them with modified stem cells, will ever become clinically possible in developing countries where the majority of these disorders of hemoglobin occur.

2. David Graham:

   A clinically important [antibiotic resistance gene] originating from South Asia is clearly not local to the Arctic.

3. Michael Steinberg:

   You would think that the number of bacterial infections where antibiotics are clinically indicated should be evenly distributed among smokers and non-smokers.

4. Monica Perez:

   It's not the first time an individual with severe clinically complete paralysis has walked with assistive technology without the help of a therapist, but it's tremendously important that in more cases the potential of these approaches can be demonstrated.

5. Chuck Peruto:

   When I first met him, I thought he was really insane, there was no question about it. I went back andforth in my own mind of whether he was evil or just insane. Could he just be conniving? You keep going to different places when you review the evidence, but all in all, I reached my ultimate conclusion that he was clinically insane, but not legally insane.