The phrase "diagnosis time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the time when someone is making a diagnosis about a situation or problem. For example, "It's diagnosis time. Let's figure out what caused this issue."
Humphries described her company's phenotype-based test, which cuts diagnosis time from several days to about seven hours.
Multiplex real-time PCR (mr-PCR) enables testing the presence of several bacteria and reduces diagnosis time.
Therefore more experts can take part in the diagnosis process and the diagnosis time and places are not limited.
CONCLUSIONS: Gender, age, dementia severity, APOE epsilon4, dementia diagnosis, time of observation, and general medical health appear to influence the occurrence of individual neuropsychiatric symptoms.
BAT director Marian LaMonte says the system could shave 15 minutes off the usual diagnosis time at the hospital.
BioRosa: An early detection method for autism spectrum disorders using blood tests that could shift diagnosis time to well before the current four years of age to potentially before the child is born.
However, it is relatively expensive, delivers a considerable radiation dose to the patient and the diagnosis time can also be longer because of CT unit work overload.
Bedside ultrasound decreased the diagnosis time, treatment time, and ED stay time, which may help to relief the ED crowding condition in a medical center.
There was no independent association between consult length and age, diagnosis, time of arrival from symptom onset, neurological exam findings, known recombinant tissue plasminogen activator (r-tPA) contraindications, and absence of vascular risk factors.
Diagnosis time was time to the fourth criterion.
Figure 1 shows the diagnosis time according to time categories.
