The phrase "a diagnostic component" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a part of a system or tool that is designed to identify or analyze issues or conditions.
Example: "The software includes a diagnostic component that helps users troubleshoot problems effectively."
Alternatives: "an analytical element" or "a diagnostic part".
If, for example, a diagnostic component has to be inserted into a beam line, the project team needs to know the available space, i.e., the dimension of the gap between the neighbouring components into which it should be inserted.
Because these patients are often misunderstood, listening to their language and illness experience serves as a diagnostic component.
Once developed any sperm selection strategy needs to be applied in the context of 'personalized medicine' whereby they are linked with a diagnostic component.
The primary objective of this investigation, using a cross-sectional design with an MRI diagnostic component, was to evaluate bone and cartilage damage in ankles and knees in patients with severe haemophilia A relative to their previous treatment schedule (primary or secondary prophylaxis starting at different ages vs. on-demand therapy).
This investigation used a cross-sectional rather than a longitudinal design with multiple patient arms combined with an MRI diagnostic component, which to our knowledge is an approach not previously applied in haemophilia research.
Additionally, ultrastructural evaluation of liver samples by electron microscopy is an important diagnostic component of hepatic dysfunction caused by metabolic abnormalities.
Human skin properties have been used as an important diagnostic component in traditional medicine as they change with health conditions.
These individual blocks can have properties such as enhanced encapsulation of the therapeutic moiety, protection against biological barriers, improved in vivo residence time, or diagnostic component to obtain a theranostic system.
PEG-PCB has a semiconducting backbone that not only serves as the diagnostic component for near-infrared (NIR) fluorescence and photoacoustic (PA) imaging, but also acts as the therapeutic agent for photothermal therapy.
Serum triglyceride level was the only MS diagnostic component significantly associated with lead level in a multiple linear regression analysis (p = 0.006).
A different weighting method might be considered to properly reflect the importance of each diagnostic component.
