After the second confirming attack the situation is referred to as CDMS (clinically defined multiple sclerosis).

Then looking at the relation of clinically defined illness and self reports and find that there is often a discrepancy.

Expression of some specific proteins in circulating CD4+ T cells is a risk factor for conversion from CIS to clinically defined multiple sclerosis.

More commonly, workers exposed to coal dust develop industrial bronchitis, clinically defined as chronic bronchitis (i.e. productive cough for 3 months per year for at least 2 years) associated with workplace dust exposure.

However, this chapter also includes other aspects of mental health including the affective disorders such as anxiety and depression and less clinically defined dimensions of mental health.

With no clinically defined meaning, there is virtually no way to measure if an individual has a deficit of character, or if a school program can improve it.

Approximately 95 cases of cyclosporiasis have been identified among attendees of the events (36 laboratory-confirmed cases and 59 clinically defined or probable cases).

Clinically defined a test case is an input and an expected result.

That's old slang describing the sort of intimate caressing and fondling defined accurately but clinically in the O.E.D. as "noncoital sexual activity."

With these caveats, genetic disorders may be described as clinically defined diseases caused by genomic DNA sequence variation.