Sentence examples for diagnosing whether from inspiring English sources

Diagnosing whether an illness is caused by bacteria or a virus is one of the most common tasks doctors face, but it's fiendishly difficult.

This review describes the origins of the back-mutation method and of the confounding competitive suppression phenomenon, the cause of competitive suppression, methods of diagnosing whether it is likely to bias the interpretation of a particular back-mutation experiment, and an experimental design which removes it entirely as a possible source of error.

It removes a core of breast tissue using either mammogram, ultrasound or MRI for targeting and is very accurate in diagnosing whether a finding is invasive cancer, a precancer (DCIS) or a benign finding.

The proposed method consists of two steps: detecting cells with coverage problems and then diagnosing whether the cause of this bad performance is the existence of a coverage hole, determining its characteristics and its type, which is essential for a successful recovery.

Although they are informative in elucidating the neuropathophysiology of depression, investigations have not systematically examined whether or not these EEG measurements can be useful, at the individual level, in diagnosing whether a given subject is or is not depressed.

"The device can self-diagnose whether it is broken," says Krinke.

There are a number of ways to diagnose whether a verb is an auxiliary or a main verb.

Prognosis is variable, and depends on what the symptoms are and when they are diagnosed (whether they are very mild or moderate in severity).

A parent looking for a convenient way to diagnose whether their child has an ear infection thinks and acts very differently from someone who suffered a broken arm.

The major steps in applying the model include: (1) adopting CART to diagnose whether a patient suffers from liver disease; (2) for patients diagnosed with liver disease in the first step, employing CBR to diagnose the types of liver diseases.

Ministers have promised to overhaul the despised work capability assessment (WCA) used to diagnose whether someone is fit for work, as part of a range of new proposals aimed at helping ill and disabled people find employment.