The phrase "a function of diagnostic" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific role or purpose related to diagnostics, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The effectiveness of the treatment is a function of diagnostic accuracy."
Alternatives: "a role of diagnostics" or "a purpose of diagnostic analysis".
FACT-G subscale scores did not differ significantly as a function of diagnostic group (Table 2) and diagnosis was not a significant variable in the multiple regression models.
The validity of our estimates thus depends ultimately on the quality of IP data in the Danish NRP, which is a function of diagnostic and coding practises.
Diagnosis-seeking active TB implies active seeking of diagnosis at a defined rate; the probability that any single diagnostic attempt will result in effective therapy is calculated as a function of diagnostic sensitivity, probability of empiric therapy (i.e., without bacteriological confirmation), prior treatment status, and losses to follow-up, as described below.
The Baltimore Longitudinal Study of Aging (3) concluded that although phenotypic differences in rates of progression are partly a function of diagnostic thresholds, fasting and postchallenge hyperglycemia may represent phenotypes with distinct natural histories in the evolution of type 2 diabetes.
Using the responses from many experts, multiple logistic regression analysis is then employed to model the probability of an illness as a function of diagnostic indicators, which include components of the risk profile (e.g., socio-demographic factors) and manifestation profile (e.g., symptoms, signs, and test results).
Analysis of the maturation index did not show a statistically significant difference as a function of the diagnostic groups.
We used logistic regression to estimate 1-year and 3-year mortality OR as a function of the diagnostic interval adjusted for tumour site, Charlson Comorbidity Index, age, and sex.
Logistic regression was used to estimate 3-year mortality odds ratios as a function of the diagnostic interval using restricted cubic splines and adjusting for tumour site, comorbidity, age, and sex.
Herd-level sensitivity (HSe), which is the probability that a seropositive herd is correctly classified as seropositive, is a function of the sample size, diagnostic test sensitivity, sample interpretation and importantly, within herd animal-level prevalence.
The resulting diagnostic is a function of the residual and leverage, as other diagnostics in regression models, and of the calibration weight, a singular feature in survey sampling.
However, the HSp is simply a function of the sample size and diagnostic test specificity.
