Sentence examples similar to a diagnostic rendering from inspiring English sources

The community pathologists may also have used additional immunohistochemical stains (eg, p16 and Ki67) to aid their diagnostic rendering, and this information was not available to the panel pathologists.

She described the act of viewing the interior of her pregnancy as a diagnostic process that rendered the fetus as a separate and alien presence within her own body.

The requirements that need to be fulfilled to render a diagnostic imaging strategy cost-effective for screening are different to those required for effective diagnosis.

Unfortunately the pathognomonic "muddy brown casts" of ATN are not always present early in the course of AKI or at the time of renal consultation, rendering ATN a diagnostic possibility even in the absence of these clinical findings [ 19].

This renders MNV unlikely to become a diagnostic marker for acute coronary syndromes.

Whilst in general terms, such advances in improved genetic diagnosis are highly beneficial, on another level, it certainly renders genetic investigation of EIEE a diagnostic challenge for the clinician.

A diagnostic test, really.

A diagnostic test of thyroid function.

You're better off not having a diagnostic system".

Then, a diagnostic nanotech revolution might get going.

As a diagnostic tool, sequencing seemed to work.