Sentence examples for actually diagnosed from inspiring English sources

However, a second limitation of the current analysis is that some patients classified as diagnosed with GID were actually diagnosed prior to PD diagnosis (8.6 %) or were diagnosed with GID both before and after PD diagnosis (27.8 %).

The researchers looked at data on peanut allergies actually diagnosed by a doctor, rather than the actual incidence amongst a population.

She was actually diagnosed with her lung cancer six weeks after his death.

Campaigners say only about half of sufferers are actually diagnosed and, on average, this can take eight years.

But, as Remes points out, these figures only relate to those actually diagnosed with anxiety disorders, and refer to the general population.

Dementia campaigners suggest that only one in three people are actually diagnosed, indicating that the cost of care could be far higher than current predictions.

It's important to differentiate that Cognoa isn't actually diagnosing, but instead just evaluating whether there could be a developmental risk.

It's not exactly tracking your blood sugar, or actually diagnosing you, but if it helps previously undiagnosed diabetics get help, that's something.

The tests cannot be used to actually diagnose disease.

It failed for various reasons, but underline that great powers actually diagnose confrontations and implement policies to prevent them from escalating.

Mary Loesnikova's Op-Ed article, while trying to distract the reader by once again blaming popular culture for young people's writing illiteracy, actually diagnoses the problem in the final paragraph.