Sentence examples for diagnosis window from inspiring English sources

The simulation was repeated 100 times for each scenario, with a sample size of 25 000 over a 5-year diagnosis window.

Utilization categories meeting these criteria can be used to improve the sensitivity of definitions created to identify men with an incident diagnosis of BM and/or with a diagnosis of BM outside the diagnosis window using health care claims data.

Some biopsies, however, have been replaced by less invasive procedures, e.g., primary care physicians frequently perform lumbar puncture, as cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) combined with blood analyses are invaluable diagnosis windows to the diseases in the central nervous system (CNS) [10] [13].

Controls were required to be cancer-free during the blood draw-to-diagnosis window of the respective case (specifically, within the same 2-year stratum starting from the midpoint of the case's blood draw stratum).

They suggest that the diagnosis temporal window of PD comes up to 10 years after the first structural damages caused by the disease.

The orange and black vertical lines represent the time of diagnosis and time window of the main study respectively.

5 6 Remission is now the treatment goal in RA, leading to better long-term outcomes, and delays in diagnosis beyond a window of opportunity of 3 months are associated with poorer outcome.

At the top-ranked probe (cg02444695), the DNA methylation levels show a reverse pattern prior to 5 years to the diagnosis, the time window of the main study (Additional file 5: Figure S1C).

This figure may be underestimated as we only looked 1 year prior to and 3 years following the SI joint disruption diagnosis; therefore, the window may be too narrow to have captured all such patients.

Linkage to HIV care was defined as having at least one VL or CD4 count recorded within 1 year of HIV diagnosis, with a window of 7 days for VL records to prevent incorrectly counting VL measurements performed at the time of diagnosis as initial HIV care visit.

We assessed PM exposure averaged over the 12 months before DM diagnosis because longer windows of exposure were highly correlated, and previous research has shown that time period to be the most relevant exposure for air pollution-related deaths (Schwartz et al. 2008).