Sentence examples for defensive diagnoses from inspiring English sources

Beware defensive diagnoses.

We found that physicians who reported a high level of malpractice concern were most likely to engage in practices that would be considered defensive when diagnosing patients who visited their offices with new complaints of chest pain, headache, or lower back pain.

(Earlier, after a similarly grim hit, the Seahawks' defensive lineman Cliff Avril was diagnosed with a concussion, and did not return).

Modern practitioners use metaphorical terms such as "wind invasion" or weakened "wei" or defensive qi to describe and to diagnose allergies.

Assessment of defensive coping and depression in recently diagnosed CKD patients may be warranted to improve both physical and mental health of CKD patients.

Clinicians should be aware of the effects of long-term denial and could examine the possibility of screening for defensive coping and depression in recently diagnosed CKD patients with the aim to improve both physical and mental health.

Defensive tackle Corey Simon's injuries have been diagnosed as a strained neck and concussion and he will miss at least the Philadelphia Eagles' exhibition opener against Baltimore on Monday.

Throughout this season, Cincinnati Bengals defensive tackle Devon Still has honored his daughter Leah, diagnosed with a rare form of pediatric cancer, by writing the phrase "Leah Strong" on his eye black.

Since C.T.E. was diagnosed in the brain of the former Eagles defensive back Andre Waters after his suicide in 2006, the disease has been found in nearly every former player whose brain was examined posthumously.

After his four-year-old daughter was diagnosed with a rare pediatric cancer, Cincinnati Bengals defensive tackle Devon Still understandably couldn't focus enough on football to make the team's 53-man roster this season.

These adverse effects of defensive coping were apparent, regardless of disease stage and the time that occurred since CKD was diagnosed.