Sentence examples for diagnostic answer from inspiring English sources

MSP also allows rapid analysis of multiple gene loci, does not require prior knowledge of epigenetic alteration, and can provide a "yes or no" diagnostic answer.

One point is awarded for each diagnostic answer, which is "agree" in one half of the statements and "disagree" in the other half (irrespective of whether "slightly" or "definitely"), therefore reducing the four point scale to dichotomous one, as proposed by Baron-Cohen et al. [ 14].

Medical flow cytometry (FACS) provides diagnostic answers by detecting the presence and concentration of cell populations, and/or by measuring concentrations of cell surface markers expressed on cells.

FDG-PET or (in equivocal cases) biopsy are preferable diagnostic methods to answer these questions.

Liu and He ask if FBT is a medical therapy or diagnostic modality; the answer is, of course, context sensitive.

In addition, while functional hemodynamic parameters can be used as diagnostic tools to answer whether a patient needs fluid or not, another approach consists of using these parameters to guide fluid optimization during high-risk surgery [ 10].

Systematic review and meta-analysis of the accuracy of diagnostic tests can answer some clinically relevant questions, highlight important gaps in the evidence and aid in the design of further studies.

This increases not only the workload of the radiology department, but also the specialised knowledge required by the radiologist to effectively use these diagnostic capabilities to answer clinicians' questions.

To assess student understanding of evolution, teachers were asked to distribute a two question ACORNS short-answer diagnostic test.

The fourth step consisted in splitting the items presenting a DIF by diagnosis providing one specific item for each diagnostic group who answered the item.

[Abstract available: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/tea.21028/abstract] The authors previously published an article (Nehm et al., 2012) documenting a new instrument (more specifically, a short-answer diagnostic test), Assessing Contextual Reasoning about Natural Selection (ACORNS).