What Maitland has done, with great skill, judgment and good humour, is diagnose the need for, then negotiate and undergo, a profound change in her own life - one that may be a guide for other women.
In this way the leakage of the ordinary meaning of "need" – in the sense of needing to breathe, needing to eat and so forth – into this practice of faux-innocently diagnosing the "needs" of others helps to create the illusion that the finger-wagging moralist is actually doing his target a favour.
"Once I was properly diagnosed, the need seemed to fall away," he adds.
The problem is that diagnosing the need for neonatal care can be subjective, Dr. Hankins said.
In the beginning of the second cycle of action research, we diagnosed the need of having an economic model that would use the available data.
In the first cycle of the RQ 2, we diagnosed the need of knowing about the state of past and present RA projects in everis in order to reuse architectural knowledge and improve RA-related practices in prospective RA projects.
As more jurisdictions adopt 'present on admission' (POA) or similar timing markers for diagnoses, the need for better measures of data quality becomes apparent.
'Anguish' caused by undiagnosed autism Jump to media player Failure to correctly diagnose the special needs of children could lead them to self harm, it is claimed.
"The Knowledge Map has given us the insight we needed to diagnose the strengths and needs within our curriculum and the support to help prepare Baltimore students for college and career.
3 In an attempt to standardize and define IBS and reduce unnecessary surgery, Manning created the first set of formal criteria that allowed IBS to be positively diagnosed without the need for extensive investigations to exclude other diagnoses.
