Sentence examples for diagnosed something from inspiring English sources

Two years ago Iona Birrell's condition was finally diagnosed, something called CDKL5, a rare genetic disorder shared by only 200 known sufferers in the world.

Metallurgists have diagnosed something called intergranular stress corrosion cracking, a process not understood when the part was made in the 1960's.

"But even if I diagnosed something simple like bronchitis," he said, "I couldn't write a prescription for antibiotics, because there were none".

We've diagnosed something similar in the recent death of Philip Seymour Hoffman, from a drug overdose, in order to make sense of, to celebrate, his art.

Although she has suffered symptoms of the disease for 25 years, it was only recently diagnosed, something Wyatt said brought a "sense of relief, because finally it had a name.

She was seen that same day by a gynecologist who immediately diagnosed something alarming: an ectopic pregnancy, a complication of pregnancy in which the pregnancy implants outside the uterine cavity.

"If this is how quickly you diagnose something like this, we're in trouble".

Van Etten is diagnosing something while begging to be released: "He can break me with one hand to my head.

It's an old idea in medicine, that the first question you ask, when you're trying to diagnose something, is: "What do you think it is?" And he or she might not be correct, but they often have an instinct.

It's not an exact science – we don't have the same level of sophisticated tests that we use to diagnose something like diabetes".

There is a lingering fear of missing something or not diagnosing something.