nonclinical

And to answer your next question, nonclinical staff enter through the front like anyone else.

The change to illegal abortion is made on nonclinical grounds, so far as we are concerned.

Nonclinical weight-loss programs may require you to use the program's foods or supplements.

There are two distinctions between the clinical and nonclinical use of antibiotics in cows.

There are two different types of weight-loss programs-clinical and nonclinical.

The hard part is making one's mixture sound lived-in, nonclinical, even intuitive.

However, corn-fed cattle draw attention to the nonclinical use of antibiotics.

You can follow a nonclinical program on your own by using a counselor, book, website, or weight-loss product.

Psychologists generally accept the notion that nonclinical individual differences could be summarized according to five different dimensions.

The study claims to represent nonclinical adoptees, but notes that 34 percent had been in counseling or therapy.

Codependency in nonclinical populations has some links with favorable characteristics of family functioning.

See nonclinical uses of "phobia" and prejudices described as phobias.

But nonclinical scientists often focus on what no one can see - the way a virus disrupts the function of cells at a molecular level.

Now that the process was being reversed and they were not only growing but maturing, another, nonclinical change was occurring.

Some of these are related to the costs of modern medicine and the limits to which efficiency savings can be made in nonclinical areas.

Planned Parenthood later submitted a new proposal asking us to support a clearly defined, highly restrictive, nonclinical education program.

In the debate over the use of antibiotics in agriculture, a distinction is usually made between clinical and nonclinical uses.

What it is: A nonclinical program may be commercially operated, such as a privately owned weight-loss chain.

But for the past few days I have been suffering from nonclinical, terminal boredom in here, and I want out.

Users of services find it easier to judge the nonclinical aspects of care which traditionally have been undervalued by providers.

They said that retraining for other specialties or finding nonclinical jobs is unrealistic for anyone with a terminal illness.

Although most infections are nonclinical, severe forms of the disease are manifested by diarrhea, vomiting, fever and death.

Dr. Vladeck said the layoffs would involve some faculty members, administrators and supervisors, mostly in nonclinical positions.

"We'll never take the place of family counseling, but sometimes a child needs someone to relate to in a nonclinical setting," Ms. McGann said.

The associations persisted after adjusting for potentially confounding factors such as a hyperlipidemia diagnosis and nonclinical patient visit characteristics.