Sentence examples for clear diagnosis from inspiring English sources

There was no clear diagnosis, no certain treatment.

The retired doctor wandered to the end of the patient's bed, and gave a clear diagnosis of pneumonia and dementia.

Stanley went to another doctor, and the pathology report came back with a clear diagnosis: a deeply invasive malignant melanoma.

The scan seemed normal, and after a week of further testing Lacy was sent home without a clear diagnosis.

This is the clear diagnosis that the Nobel laureate economist Joseph Stiglitz makes in his new book, The Great Divide.

This biopsy didn't yield enough cells to make a clear diagnosis, but further biopsies would risk compromising nerve function.

The starting point for a change of direction in our thinking is a clear diagnosis of the causes of the crisis.

It took her too long, she said, to find a doctor who could give her a clear diagnosis, even though she had had the classic bull's-eye rash.

One, the work of the renowned historian and lifelong Communist Eric Hobsbawm, was a clear diagnosis of the crisis that had confronted Labour and the trade unions.

Candidates like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have offered a clear diagnosis of what ails us — stagnating mobility, soaring inequality, and concentrated economic and political power.

But, with the advent of E.M.R.s, insurers often refuse to pay for these tests if there's not already a clear diagnosis.