Sentence examples for diagnose trend from inspiring English sources

The system may have multiple levels from individual sensors and actuators to users' interface, to facilitate data collection, analysis, diagnose, trend finding, and decision-making.

R. E. Fusaro, P. Bacchetti and N. P. Jewell, "A competing risks analysis of presenting AIDS diagnoses trends", Biometrics, 52, 1996, 211-225.

He further argues that the failure to diagnose this trend has led to a degradation in political discourse since left and right leaning actors blame the policies of "the other side" and "what I like to call the 'honest middle' cannot be heard above the din".

In Finland, incidence of CDI increased during 2002-2006, shown by the population-based analysis of hospital discharge diagnoses, a trend similar to that in the US.

STI syndromes diagnosed and trends were analyzed by adjusting confounders which included age and sub-population groups.

In an editorial on the website Hot Air published Wednesday, Walker diagnosed "a disturbing trend of police officers being murdered on the job" and blamed "a rise in anti-police rhetoric" "under President Barack Obama".

Patients with inconsistent AMI had long-term mortality comparable to that of patients with consistent diagnoses (P=NS) and a trend toward higher long-term mortality than patients diagnosed with unstable angina (P=0.05).

Had it been adopted more widely, Silberman suggests, there might not be anything like the upward trend in diagnoses today.

Therefore, it is necessary to diagnose the student enrollment trends in the mathematics, science, and CTE-STEM courses to explore the effects of the changes and to provide evidence to prepare better support and policies to draw more students into STEM.

Figure 3 shows the time trend of diagnoses.

Our data highlighted a significant upward trend of diagnoses over time.