Sentence examples for based on reported symptoms from inspiring English sources

MYCIN would attempt to diagnose patients based on reported symptoms and medical test results.

Some rather vague diagnoses were redefined based on reported symptoms and after consultation with the enumerators.

Each case was assessed individually based on reported symptoms and dispensed drugs.

All these are based on reported symptoms rather than objective clinical markers.

The illnesses mentioned in this report are based on reported symptoms or names of illness reported by the respondents themselves.

Categories of respiratory symptom severity in our study were based on reported symptoms during the past year, while health care use generally applied to the past two months only.

Since many nurses do not systematically take vital signs (none that we observed did so) and provide care based only on reported symptoms, the likelihood that mothers will be given medicines is quite strong.

Cause-specific classification was achieved by processing the data made available from the verbal autopsy questionnaire, through InterVA version 4.02 (http://www.interva.net), a probabilistic method that estimates the probability of specific causes of death based on reported signs, symptoms and circumstances derived through verbal autopsy [ 30].

In this study, the definition of the symptom-free population was based on reporting no symptoms in the previous 12 months, which is considered long enough to exclude those with frequently recurring symptoms.

The time window of 5 days should be sufficient to capture the potential participants' response to EMF exposure, based on reported latencies between exposure and symptoms.

However whilst it is true that OA can be defined objectively based on the presence of structural joint pathology or more subjectively based on patient-reported symptoms; both the World Health Organisation (WHO) and NICE actively endorse clinical diagnosis based on patient reported symptoms alone without recourse to investigation [ 15, 16], potentially allaying such concerns.