Sentence examples for category of probable from inspiring English sources

The most prolific category of probable propositions were opinions in the medieval technical sense of this term.

The patient phenotype of IgG seropositivity and musculoskeletal pain, fatigue, and/or cognitive dysfunction without signs of organ inflammation or dysfunction corresponds with a late manifestation of the current surveillance category of probable Lyme disease.

Samples from the remaining 322 cases, excluded from the category of probable SARS cases, may have to be tested for other pathogens, such as Mycoplasma pneumoniae, Chlamydia pneumoniae, and human metapneumovirus to clarify a diagnosis.

The category of probable Lyme disease was recently added to the CDC surveillance case definition to describe patients with serologic evidence of exposure and physician-diagnosed disease in the absence of objective signs.

The European Union case definition (2002) for the National Diphtheria Surveillance category of probable diphtheria was used to look for diphtheria: "a clinically compatible case that is not laboratory confirmed and does not have an epidemiological link to a laboratory case".

These results are similar to those observed when considering the categories of probable and confirmed diagnoses independently (Table 2).

For each category of PTSD (probable cases, risk level cases and no cases), the mean levels of the WHOQOL-Bref subscales (the four domains and the two single items) were stable across time of assessment.

For each category of PTSD (probable cases, risk level cases and no cases), the mean levels of the WHOQOL-Bref subscales (the four domains and the two single items) were stable across time of assessment: for instance, the mean scores for the domain "psychological health" at T1 was 11.89, while the corresponding means at T2 and T3 were 12.14 and 11.54, respectively.

16 Furthermore, minimal criteria were suggested for typical DPN (into categories of possible, probable, confirmed, and subclinical) based upon abnormalities of symptoms and signs and nerve electrophysiology.

With an algorithm designed to identify multi-signal in upstream regions of genes for a genome, we classify all genes into SD-led, TA-led and atypical genes according to the category of the most probable signal in their upstream sequences.

'Possible' codes were defined as less specific codes that nevertheless indicated a non specific change in health state without indicating an alternative diagnosis to a gastrointestinal bleed (see Table 1 for categories of codes, 1=Most probable, 16=Less probable. The specific codes selected are listed in Additional file 1: Table S1 and Additional file 2: Table S2).