Sentence examples for but diagnosed from inspiring English sources
Jack, on the other hand, is smart as a whip but (diagnosed with ADHD, bipolar disorder and poor short-term memory: "my brain's like a garbage grinder with dyslexia") is not much of a reader.
But diagnosed with and dying of incurable cancer at the end of that year, Elgar instructed his close friend, violinist W.H. Reed, to burn the sketches.
In Africa over 70% of malaria cases do not present initially to health facilities but diagnosed and managed at home with traditional remedies or drugs bought from local shops [ 33].
The impact of the younger age of diagnosis is greatest in those with the worst long-term glycemic control (mean A1C >9%), with at least a two- to threefold increase in the OR of retinopathy for those diagnosed before 45 years of age compared with those of similar disease duration and glycemic exposure but diagnosed at >55 years of age.
In truth, they had over a month to find this problem but diagnosed the early warning signs in November improperly, were very obviously breached (and told they were breach by others) on Saturday, and it still took until Monday afternoon to say anything to their user base.
First, data from patients infected in southern Europe, but diagnosed elsewhere, are not taken into consideration.
But when diagnosed and managed during childhood, many chronic adult illnesses and their symptoms can be treated, improved or prevented.
But if diagnosed early, nine in 10 sufferers can be treated successfully.
But if diagnosed early, the disease is treatable, said Dr. Rebecca Campbell, who runs the Symphony Vet Center on Amsterdam Avenue, where all five cases were reported.
Advanced automated tools were used to select MDD patients and controls from the EMR who had brain MRI data, but no diagnosed brain pathology.
She suffers from celiac disease, an obscure but increasingly diagnosed condition that strikes the small intestine, and even the trace amount of wheat in the communion wafer, or host, can make her ill.
