Sentence examples for ascertain symptoms from inspiring English sources

All self-reported diabetes case subjects were sent a supplemental questionnaire to ascertain symptoms, diagnostic tests, and treatment; standard criteria were used to confirm type 2 diabetes.

Data were collected to ascertain symptoms, asthma history and indoor environmental exposures (questionnaire), endotoxin (dust collection from the play area floor and child's mattress), and tobacco smoke exposure (saliva collection).

Results: We developed 2 PEx scores that use easily ascertained symptoms and chest examination findings; one also includes change in forced expiratory volume in 1 second over the preceding month.

More numerous (42) were the referrals in which the psychiatrist ascertained symptoms of depression but the request had been made for other reasons.

Our survey captured many of the participants approximately 3 months after return from deployment and likely represents the optimal time window to ascertain PTSD symptoms [ 21, 55].

First, our scale was designed to ascertain depressive symptoms rather than depressive disorders and was missing 3 items from the original, validated depression rating scale.

Our study is not the first to attempt to ascertain the symptoms most likely to identify individuals with knee or hip OA [ 3, 9- 124]24].

Finally, performance statistics were obtained from the official European Tour for each golfer (measured during the previous season) to ascertain whether symptoms correlated with selected performance characteristics driving distance (a measure of power), 'greens in regulation' (a measure of accuracy).

150 years later, we continue to struggle with the same challenges in ascertaining accurate symptoms from patients.

Active TB was ascertained by symptoms, chest X-ray and AFB smear and culture in The Gambia [16], and by symptoms, chest X-ray and AFB smear in Pakistan [14].

In VA, a trained interviewer ascertains the symptoms, signs and events during the period leading up to death from family members or primary care givers of the deceased [6], [16].