Sentence examples for categorically diagnosed from inspiring English sources
All patients with personality disorders were categorically diagnosed by an experienced psychiatrist using DSM-IV-TR criteria [ 17] and later with SCID-II for confirmation.
No immunostained cells with morphological features considered to be adequate to categorically diagnose minimal residual carcinoma were identified in the part of each margin forwarded for immunohistology, although normal squamous epithelia was reported in deep margins (n=4).
To assess G × E interaction, data obtained from children and adolescents who had been carefully diagnosed categorically and data from age-matched controls were analyzed using logistic regression.
Data obtained from children and adolescents who had been carefully diagnosed categorically and data from age-matched controls were analyzed using logistic regression to assess G × E interaction.
Recent work suggests that BOLD time-series data from a single stimulus can categorically differentiate healthy individuals from those diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (unpublished data).
For four decades, he has been consistently diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic, which should categorically exclude him from the possibility of execution under established Supreme Court precedent.
The hospital categorically rejected most of the claims the union made, apparently on behalf of anonymous healthcare workers at Texas Health Presbyterian, about the hospital not protecting its staff after Duncan was diagnosed, saying it was always in step with CDC protocol.
Patients were diagnosed using the Structured Clinical Interview of DSM-IV axis 1 disorders (SCID-I; Jacob et al. 2007), supported by ratings from the Wender Utah Rating Scale and an ADHD diagnostic checklist applying DSM-IV criteria categorically and dimensionally (ADHD-DC) (Rosler et al. 2004).
Although clinical diagnoses are defined categorically, ADHD psychopathology can also be viewed dimensionally, with inattentive and hyperactive-impulsive symptoms distributed continuously in the general population (5).
