The phrase "a function of diagnosis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the role or purpose of a diagnosis in a particular situation, such as in medical or analytical discussions.
Example: "The treatment plan will be tailored as a function of diagnosis, ensuring that each patient's unique needs are addressed."
Alternatives: "based on the diagnosis" or "dependent on the diagnosis."
Group differences of regional FA values as a function of diagnosis are summarized in Table 2.
These preliminary findings suggest that antioxidant problems may be a function of diagnosis, in this case schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
Analysis of variance was used to determine if there were significant differences as a function of diagnosis.
Scores on the FACT-G subscales and the SF-36 summary scores were analyzed as a function of diagnosis (ovarian or endometrial cancer, benign adnexal mass).
Pain rates of 30 50% have been reported in cancer survivors, varying as a function of diagnosis, stage, disease status, comorbid conditions, initial pain management, patient characteristics (e.g. sex, cultural background) and measures used to assess pain.
This study's primary limitation is its observational nature: We sought to explore changes in prognosis as a function of diagnosis era, itself a proxy for evolutionary changes in the CAF mental health system.
Mean scores on the FACT-G subscales and SF-36 summary scores did not differ as a function of surgical diagnosis.
The predicted 5-,10 and 15 year excess mortality for the two outcomes for women aged 55, 65 and 75 years at diagnosis are shown as a function of year of diagnosis in figure 4. The bottom two graphs suggests a reduction in both short and long term remaining excess mortality over calendar time whereas no such trend is evident for the excess CVD mortality (top graphs).
To date, few studies have examined long-term outcomes as a function of age of diagnosis in type 2 diabetes, and even fewer have looked at the development of retinopathy specifically.
The change in clinical diagnosis was considered the primary outcome, and this was used to calculate the sample size because the observed clinical features led to the clinical diagnosis, and the treatment decision was a function of the clinical diagnosis.
Figure 3 shows the predicted EMRRs for the effect of age at diagnosis on the component parts as a function of time since diagnosis.
