Sentence examples for diagnostic access from inspiring English sources

You have early diagnostic access too – it took three to four months to get an MDR-TB result at that time.

ITER diagnostic port plugs perform many functions including structural support of diagnostic systems under high electromagnetic loads while allowing for diagnostic access to the plasma.

Diagnostic access in the divertor now also uses the cut-outs provided for pumping instead of the space below the cassettes.

The plasma facing Diagnostic First Wall (DFW) and its supporting Diagnostic Shielding Modules (DSM) are designed to protect the front-end diagnostics from plasma neutron and radiation while providing apertures for diagnostic access to the plasma.

Patients were divided into equal quartiles for deprivation and for travel time to the closest hospital providing diagnostic access.

It might also be due to the notification of large backlog of TB cases that resulted from improved TB diagnostic access [ 34].

For the purposes of diagnostics, access to additional cell types in the pelleted milk cells is advantageous because breast cancers can arise in several different cell types.

The reported gonorrhoea incidences in Belarus might also be underestimated, which is due to suboptimal diagnostics, access to testing, case reporting, e.g. lack of reporting of cases diagnosed in the private sector, and surveillance [ 2- 4].

The probability of CJD being accurately diagnosed is influenced by changes in diagnostic practices; access to medical care, particularly specialized neurologic consultations; and the availability of diagnostic testing, including autopsy and postmortem pathologic examinations.

The profit margins were generally lower for diagnostics, and access problems and cost were unusual, although there were also debates about expensive imaging technologies.

Particular attention was paid to information flow and the variety of patient data sources (e.g. supporting technologies, patient charts, handwritten notes, reference guides and forms, diagnostic data) accessed by the team and referred to during case presentation.