Sentence examples for diagnosis points from inspiring English sources

The attending physician attributed this to Bright's disease, but a modern posthumous diagnosis points to severe primary hypertension as the underlying condition.

An ADHD diagnosis points the finger of blame away from diet, food additives, excessive screen time, emotional problems, distracted parenting, conformist and unimaginative schooling, peer pressures, social media-exacerbated friendship anxiety, lack of exercise, or any of the other multitude of factors that might be causing a child to become disruptive, aggressive, or uncooperative.

This diagnosis points to the reason for the decline of theories of steering that rested on "first-order cybernetics" [9].

The stronger SES gradient in ASD prevalence in children with versus without a pre-existing ASD diagnosis points to potential ascertainment or diagnostic bias and to the possibility of SES disparity in access to services for children with autism.

At the same time, our observation of a significant, if weaker, SES gradient in ASD prevalence when the results are restricted to cases without a pre-existing diagnosis points to the possibility that factors other than ascertainment bias might also contribute to the positive association between ASD prevalence and SES.

If a patient is not euthyroid, the diagnosis points towards a benign functional disorder, such as Hashimoto thyroiditis or a toxic nodule.

The most skilled leaders don't see stuck as a pejorative term; to them, it's simply a descriptive term, a diagnosis pointing the way to future success.

Modern critics of the diagnosis point out the absence of consensus on diagnostic criteria and treatment and blame sensational stories of DID patients like the 1976 TV movie Sybil" for creating an "epidemic" of MPD diagnoses.

Proponents of the diagnosis pointed to greater awareness of child abuse as the key factor that made widespread diagnosis possible, since it took great efforts to overcome public reticence on that key causal factor.

Psychological reaction at the diagnosis point is the most intensive in the whole treatment.

Critics of a formal DTD diagnosis point out that those similar symptoms may be present in individuals who did not have any traumatic experiences.