Sentence examples for common diagnostic practice from inspiring English sources

The above statement refers to common diagnostic practice in Sweden but practice may differ between countries.

By this protocol a sensitivity of 0.01% methylated alleles was detected and confirmed by the 24 replicates with a 95% cut-off value, according to common diagnostic practices [ 38].

Magnetic resonance imaging has become a common diagnostic tool in medical practice.

With urinary tract infection (UTI) being part of the top 10 diagnoses for which a general practitioner (GP) is consulted in the Netherlands, urine test strip analysis to diagnose UTI is a common diagnostic procedure in general practice.

This is a significant omission as patients with eating disorder NOS, other than binge eating disorder (BED), are the most common diagnostic group seen in clinical practice and these patients have eating disorders as severe and longstanding as patients with bulimia nervosa (Fairburn et al., 2007).

Chest X-ray is considered as the most common diagnostic tool that has been used traditionally in daily practice for diagnosis of pneumonia, especially in critical conditions [10].

We envisage that the diagnostic criteria will guide physicians in their daily practice and that future clinical trials in this field will utilize common diagnostic criteria to ensure inclusion of comparable participants.

Clinical diagnostic practice was evaluated.

The top 20 most common diagnostic labels according to patients' first ever diagnosis are listed in web table B. No major differences were apparent between the whole cohort and the stable practices in use of diagnostic labels; for instance, the top 20 labels accounted for 97.3% of all diagnoses in the whole cohort compared with 96.9% in the stable practices.

In theory, same-day discharge is possible for patients treated with a VCD after diagnostic catheterization; however, this approach does not seem to be common German practice, as inpatient stay is covered by DRGs for diagnostic catheterization.

One example of this is the integration of Sanger sequencing to NGS data, a very useful feature for diagnostics where it is common practice to validate variants identified through NGS with Sanger sequencing.