Sentence examples for diagnosing how from inspiring English sources
It's a way of establishing the health of the machine, of diagnosing how the machine is performing, but it's not necessarily the goal.
There's now a "Greggs Taste Rescue" app for iPhone, complete with a fake professor diagnosing "how broken your taste is" and prescribing the cure.
In addition to diagnosing "how digital parasites are destroying the culture business," Levine provides a vision, as his subtitle promises, of "how the culture business can fight back".
This article introduces a special issue that investigates approaches and methods, anchored in different institutionalisms, diagnosing how institutions influence food security levels in diverse African contexts.
He has sought to diagnose how taxes affect economic growth, corporate investment and consumer savings and spending.
But when Mourinho was asked yesterday to diagnose how last season's champions could have 11 points from 11 league games this year, he would not.
In the early 21st century, that title might look comically old-fashioned, but the people clustered around the magazine anticipated the future we now inhabit, and diagnosed how the left could steer it in a more progressive direction.
In these cases it's difficult enough to figure out who deserves the most blame, or whether the police reaction was appropriate or not given the circumstances, it's harder still to come in and play "culture doctor" and diagnose how much of this has anything to do with the culture surrounding sports.
In addition, the lack-of-fit test diagnoses how well each terms of the full model fit the data that pillared by statistical parameters such as RAdj, RPred and PRESS [36, 37].
But, by and large, if you have arthritis, first doctors look at you and diagnose how well you are doing or how well you are responding to medicine by feeling your knuckles.
While psychoanalysis aims to diagnose how the non-discursive forces, such as, repression or unconscious racial habits, play a significant role in persisting social inequalities, postmodernists tend to focus on discourse (see Derrida 1978, 280).
