Sentence examples for diagnostic account from inspiring English sources

Such descriptions can act as a diagnostic account of curricular decision-making that organizational leaders can use to support or alter particular leverage points (e.g., policies governing course rotations) that can lead to educational improvement (Spillane et al. [2001]).

He and others in the industry argue that diagnostics account for only a few percent of overall health care spending but have a potentially great impact.

Such diagnostics account for 15% of Quest's sales; the company is looking for 15% annual growth in this category.

In the first quarter, pharmaceuticals accounted for 43percentt of the company's $13 billion in sales, while medical devices and diagnostics accounted for 39percentt of sales.

Diagnostic mistakes account for about 15 percent of errors that result in harm to patients, according to the Institute of Medicine.

Diagnostic errors account for more than half of neurological adverse events and these errors can be catastrophic if the natural progression of the neurological disorder causes severe sequels or even death when the patient is left untreated.

These 50 diagnostic groups account for approximately 80% of all in-hospital deaths in the Netherlands.

Differing references and thresholds for the calculation of diagnostic indices account for a large part of these variations [ 15].

Pre- and post-inpatient activity accounted for 26.4% of the hospital's costs, while ambulatory and diagnostic activity accounted for 32.5% of the hospital's costs.

The change in the diagnostic criteria accounted for a third of the increase in autism, and including outpatient diagnoses in the statistics account for 42percentt of the increase.

Expenditure on outpatients' visits to specialists and on diagnostic examinations accounts for 13% of the costs, while spending on primary care (including prevention and public health) accounts for 9%, and for intermediate structures (including those related to rehabilitation, elderly people, disabled people, and mental health) the figure is 11%.