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Often used in the same context:
etiologic,
antiarrhythmic drug,
neuroleptic,
mitomycin,
univariate,
psychopharmacological,
alpha blocker,
null hypothesis,
gram stain,
tricyclic antidepressant,
bivariate,
hmg,
etiological,
aetiological,
erythropoietic,
renal insufficiency,
angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor,
serologic,
clomiphene citrate,
vasopressor,
secondary amenorrhea,
nrti,
endometrial carcinoma,
thrombolytic therapy,
priori,
poliovirus vaccine,
cytologic,
immunohistochemical,
randomised,
hypotensive,
antiarrhythmic,
hydroxychloroquine,
antidiabetic,
antirheumatic,
lichen planus,
genotypic,
antiepileptic drug,
ascus,
anxiolytic,
nonrandom,
fulminant,
norethindrone acetate,
multifactorial,
atrioventricular block,
c. trachomatis,
chlamydial,
correlational,
chemotherapeutic,
ergotamine,
pharmacologic,
nephrotoxic,
dihydroergotamine,
von willebrand,
empirical,
inotropic,
ace inhibitor,
factorial,
mucinous,
haematological,
transthoracic,
neurogenic,
interstitial pneumonia,
vasoactive,
ketorolac,
hepatotoxic,
thiazide,
biphasic,
intradermal injection,
antiemetic,
neurophysiological,
pathognomonic,
indapamide,
tuberculous,
adrenocorticotropic hormone,
mercaptopurine,
subthreshold,
toxicologic,
vancomycin,
vesicoureteral reflux,
neuroactive,
neoplastic,
tuberculin skin test,
cardiologic,
nucleoside,
differential diagnosis,
bullous,
phakic,
fluorouracil,
teratogenic,
hydroxyzine,
guaiac,
unblinded,
monogenic,
mefloquine,
nonparametric,
post hoc,
rheumatoid factor,
erythema nodosum,
occlusive,
nnrti,
extracranial,
hyperplastic,
quack,
infidel,
quacks,
astrologer,
impostor,
libertine,
adventurer,
charlatan,
coquette,
mountebank,
pastoral,
pretender,
pretenders,
revivalist,
showman,
upstart,
virtuoso,
adventurers,
buffoons,
coxcombs,
experimental,
objective,
phenomenological,
ical,
rigorous,
scientific,
semiempirical,
unsystematic,
approximative,
confirmatory,
behaviouristic,
qualitative,
quantitative,
atheoretical,
clinical,
deductive,
holistic,
investigational,
nonexperimental
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— Nouns for empiric:
therapy,
treatment,
antibiotics,
use,
criticism,
data,
trial,
knowledge,
evidence,
coverage,
basis,
more...
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