clinically

[kli-nik-lee]

adverb

1. in a clinical way.

Example Sentences

“What’s missing in all of this,” the authors write, “is the rigorous evidence demonstrating that their programs provide clinically meaningful health benefits.”

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Cameron describes his football career clinically and neutrally like he’s a product; he refers to himself “performing,” not “playing,” as the latter would imply he’s on the field to have fun.

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The AI model, described in the scientific journal Nature, needs refining and testing before it is used clinically.

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Sinner dropped only two sets in his path to the New York final, clinically brushing aside opponents with his metronomic baseline game.

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The life support Zerlentes had been placed on was beginning to fail, and that "clinically she was probably already dead in the ring", Weiler recalled.

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