Sentence examples for apparently diagnosed from inspiring English sources

The polyp was apparently diagnosed on Tuesday, but Mr. Lane, 45, has been suffering from vocal strain for months; he has missed about 15 performances since "The Producers" opened at the St. James Theater in April.

An entirely more amazing story came out of San Diego, where pitcher Tim Stauffer apparently diagnosed his own appendicitis via an iPhone app and rushed to the hospital for an appendectomy.

All tumours apparently diagnosed in patients over the age of 99 years were excluded (∼0.04% of the total), leaving 7.7 million registration records for analysis.

The letters reveal symptoms nowadays associated with multiple sclerosis but apparently wrongly diagnosed by her two doctors.

In addition, although we made every effort to isolate apparently newly diagnosed cancer cases in the EMR, due to previous clinic treatment not being recorded in this EMR, it is possible that some patients were being treated for recurrences of disease or had been treated before.

He started four games in 2006 before landing on the disabled list on June 7th, with what was ultimately discovered to be a torn rotator cuff that had apparently not been diagnosed at the time of the labrum surgery.

The presence of an ovarian cancer case turned out to be a good indicator for the presence of a causative BRCA mutation: the highest mutation detection rates were obtained in apparently sporadic patients diagnosed with both breast and ovarian cancer (73,7%) and in breast-ovarian cancer families (about 60%).

A total of 30 serum samples of apparently healthy individuals diagnosed without alcohol abuse or chronic drug or other chronic disease or acute illness were included as healthy controls (HCs).This study was reviewed and approved by the ethics committee of Changzhou No.2 People's Hospital.

Mutation detection frequencies (deleterious and splice-site mutations and large intragenic rearrangements) in relation to the inclusion criteria are summarised in Table 4. Surprisingly, the highest mutation frequency (14 out of 19 cases, or 73.7%) was obtained in apparently sporadic patients diagnosed with both breast and ovarian cancers.

Chronic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes, which are typically permanent once diagnosed, had apparently highly confirmatory data.

And since medical personnel were apparently slow to diagnose and report the first cases, it raises questions about how well they would have responded to smallpox itself.