The phrase "address diagnosed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to addressing a diagnosis or discussing a diagnosed condition, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The doctor will address the diagnosed condition during the follow-up appointment."
Alternatives: "discuss the diagnosis" or "tackle the diagnosed issue".
In this work, we focused less on the difficulties associated with this approach; however, future work will address diagnosing models from the existing data.
We have used three modules of the MINI-Plus addressing diagnoses of the major depressive episode (module A), (hypo) manic episode (module D), and psychotic disorders (module M).
We will include studies primarily addressing diagnoses of disruptive behaviour-related disorders as outlined in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (editions III through 5), 18 40 41 including: Oppositional Defiant Disorder (or Oppositional Disorder in DSM-III), CD, and Disruptive Behavior Disorder Not Otherwise Specified.
In addition the diagnoses generated for this purpose also figure prominently in treatment planning, as clinicians shape interventions to address the diagnoses assigned [ 3].
Although many studies have addressed the diagnosing of inventory systems, the field of operations management still seems to lack a systemised and integrated approach towards analysing inventory management systems.
From these 126 individuals, 92 were evaluated (34 were not evaluated because of death or address change) and diagnosed as peri-implantitis based on previously described criteria.
The 10-year survival rate has climbed to about 60percentt for transplant patients, and researchers are exploring other options -- from using the organs of primates and pigs to refining artificial hearts -- to address patients with diagnoses of terminal heart failure.
Measurement of technological indicators penetrations may use to diagnose address characteristics of ground array: groundwater flow and level, as well as the type of soil and its physical properties (density and specific cohesion).
Two papers in this issue address challenges of diagnosing AR, particularly when selecting diagnostic modality and appropriate patients for immediate hypersensitivity testing.
Patients with unverifiable addresses were younger, diagnosed less recent, less often treated with chemotherapy and more often had active surveillance as primary treatment compared to respondents.
