Sentence examples for diagnosis driven from inspiring English sources
The ability to do this is aided not only by the sheer size of the data set, but also by the fact that the data are diagnosis driven.
Eligibility is diagnosis driven, with any individual with a clinical diagnosis of WABB or other rarer diabetes syndrome eligible to take part.
The most frequent HRGs were diagnosis driven anal disorders of varying severity, representing 47% of male hospital spells and 51% of female hospital spells.
In this report we describe the results of a field trial that evaluated a diagnosis driven treatment program targeting subclinical S. aureus IMI and applied PFGE and MLST to identify strain specific S. aureus infection dynamics.
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Nevertheless older adults experience especially high rates of mortality within 1 year of diagnosis, largely driven by late diagnosis.
The rule of thumb in all medicine is: diagnosis drives treatment.
Diagnosis is driven by signs and symptoms, because imaging techniques fail to show early abnormalities.
However, the prevalence of patients with a Charlson comorbidity score increased only slightly over the period of diagnosis, largely driven by an increased prevalence of patients with Charlson score '1 2' rather than those with score '3+'.
Public Health England (PHE) says the rise is linked to unhealthy lifestyles - smoking and obesity both raise the risk of kidney cancer - but early diagnosis could drive down death rates.
And then there is Artificial Intelligence, which has advanced to the point at which computers can defeat humans on the TV show Jeopardy, perform medical diagnosis, and drive autonomous cars.
