Sentence examples for broad diagnosis from inspiring English sources

Schizophrenia is a very broad diagnosis and each individual experience of the illness is unique.

If these experts have their way, Asperger's syndrome and another mild form of autism, pervasive developmental disorder not otherwise specified (P.D.D.-N.O.S. for short), will be folded into a single broad diagnosis, autism spectrum disorder — a category that encompasses autism's entire range, or spectrum, from high-functioning to profoundly disabling.

Dual aptamer system enables a broad diagnosis for breast cancer in comparison with the single aptamer system.

The system relies on an implementation of the Partition Around Medoids (PAM) algorithm to generate clusters of subject profiles with two levels of granularity, first considering broad diagnosis terms and medical conditions, and then looking at the specific communication skills affected.

Stephen Buckley, Head of Information at the mental health charity Mind, describes BPD as "a very broad diagnosis that can include lots of different people with very different experiences".

But Brock's broad diagnosis of the Democratic Party's ailment was so obviously wrong that many of the party elites he invited to speak at his Florida retreat rejected their host's premise.

These days, a compulsion to take things is increasingly folded into the broader diagnosis of obsessive-compulsive behavior.

When Adam was thirteen, Peter and Nancy took him to Paul J. Fox, a psychiatrist, who gave a diagnosis of Asperger's syndrome (a category that the American Psychiatric Association has since subsumed into the broader diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder).

Mr. Atkins's goal of upending teacher training stems from a broader diagnosis shared by many who work in public education: that it is failing millions of American children, leaving them without the skills they need to succeed in the 21st century.

In this paper, maternal IgG reactivity to certain fetal brain proteins correlated strongly with diagnosis of autism (p = 0.0005), while reactivity to at least one or more proteins correlated strongly with a "broader" diagnosis of ASD [ 149].

9 There is some suggestion that anxiety during early parenthood is overlooked in the diagnosis of postnatal depression (PND), and that a broader diagnosis of 'postnatal mood disorder' may be appropriate.