Sentence examples for conclusively diagnosed from inspiring English sources

can be conclusively diagnosed only after death, and there is an acute shortage of confirmed cases across all sports.

Each man had been persuaded back at the home to sign forms consenting to surgery for an enlarged prostate, even though the condition had not been conclusively diagnosed, few seemed to understand what they had signed and none had received proper urological examinations, a state health inquiry concluded later.

Of the remaining 133 tissue samples, 129 could be conclusively diagnosed.

Nodular glomerulosclerosis is the classic glomerular pattern of injury of all monoclonal immunoglobulin disorders, and the disease (though suspected on light microscopy) can be conclusively diagnosed only by an extended panel of immunofluorescence that includes antibodies against heavy-chain isotypes and heavy-chain constant domains.

MR is the modality of choice for conclusively diagnosing meniscal ossicles and thus avoiding unnecessary intervention, both diagnostic and therapeutic.

Sometimes ultrasound may conclusively diagnose ectopic pregnancy if it shows an extrauterine gestational sac with a yolk sac or embryo; more frequently, ultrasound is only suggestive of an ectopic pregnancy showing the presence of an adnexal mass (the most common sonographic finding in ectopic pregnancy) and pelvic free fluid [34, 38, 39].

(A new lab diagnostic called the FM test claims to conclusively diagnose fibromyalgia, but its reliability is under scrutiny).

There is no single test — not even jejunal biopsy — that can conclusively diagnose or exclude CD in every individual.

24, 25 Nasiell et al. 26 found that immunochemical characterization was necessary to conclusively diagnose >50% of metastatic melanomas that presented with an equivocal cytological picture.

Pancreatic cancer is difficult to conclusively diagnose without histological or cytological examination of relevant specimens and these specimens are often not available.

We have treated fever screening as the primary means of detection, as it is much easier to conclusively diagnose infection when symptoms are present (Towner et al., 2004; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2013; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2014b).