Sentence examples for diagnostic concepts from inspiring English sources

Citing Chinese textbooks, Mr. Munro shows that diagnostic concepts like "political mania" and "litigious mania" have received mention here within the last decade.

In the fledgling field of neuro-developmental disorders, one of the big diagnostic concepts to have emerged in the last 20 years has been attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD - which supplanted MBD.

By applying diagnostic concepts of TCM, one can characterize these patients as being Qi deficient.

Here, the new DSM-5 will certainly help, but it would be short-sighted to restrict data collection to current diagnostic concepts, which will have a short half-life of 10 years or less.

Such adjustments seem worth contemplating so long as the two diagnostic concepts are not materially altered.

This review critically examines the current diagnostic concepts, tools, and interpretations.

Nanotechnology is a rapidly developing field of new therapeutic and diagnostic concept in all areas of medicine [1 3].

The weight of scholarly opinion holds that the psychiatrists who played the primary role in the development of this diagnostic concept were following directives from the Communist Party and the Soviet secret service, or KGB, and were well aware of the political uses to which it would be put.

This increase is presumably a consequence of improved ascertainment and considerable broadening of the diagnostic concept [ 1].

The filter paper method for plasma sample storage and transport enables simplification and centralisation of the IGRA diagnostic concept.

In the diagnostic concept, percutaneous image- guided CNB has become an alternative to fine needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) and to the open surgical biopsy.