Antonyms for preclinical
priˈklɪn ɪ kəlpre·clin·i·cal

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1. preclinical, presymptomaticadjective

   of or relating to the early phases of a disease when accurate diagnosis is not possible because symptoms of the disease have not yet appeared

   Synonyms:
   presymptomatic

How to use preclinical in a sentence?

1. Adam Moeser:

   It is possible that compounds that failed to make it to the market due to failure of efficacy in the preclinical animals research stages, could have been effective therapies in women, or vice versa.

2. Adam Moeser:

   It is known that there are significant differences in the biology of the sexes and thus responses to same investigative drugs could be very different between a male animal vs a female animal, it is possible that compounds that failed to make it to the market due to failure of efficacy in the preclinical animals research stages, could have been effective therapies in women, or vice versa.

3. Joseph Bolen:

   We're a young company with an emerging technology and for that reason we have not yet brought anything to full licensure, but if you look at the building blocks of what we have been able to demonstrate over time -- from preclinical through our early clinical data -- this is a very promising technology.

4. Nicholas Jackson:

   It is our ambition to slash years off the normal timeline required for a vaccine, preclinical animal studies will start imminently and we will go through the various stages of research and development that will allow us to potentially enter the clinic next year.

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