Sentence examples for diagnostic conclusion from inspiring English sources

In 1949, the psychologist Philip Ash published a study showing that three psychiatrists faced with a single patient, and given identical information at the same moment, were able to reach the same diagnostic conclusion only twenty per cent of the time.

Syndrome differentiation (SD) results in a diagnostic conclusion based on a cluster of concurrent symptoms and signs, including pulse form and tongue color.

Moreover, the BI-RADS score system also includes BI-RADS 0 (examination insufficient for a diagnostic conclusion; further work-up needed) and BI-RADS 6 (evaluation of an already diagnosed cancer).

Moreover, the BI-RADS score system also includes BIRADS 0 (examination insufficient for a diagnostic conclusion; further work-up needed) and BI-RADS 6 (evaluation of an already diagnosed cancer).

The most common cause of diagnostic error (whether a missed, misdiagnosed, or delayed diagnosis) is jumping to a diagnostic conclusion before fully considering reasonable alternatives, and thereby missing the real cause.

Collectively, these relatively simple techniques may help guide the clinician in reaching a diagnostic conclusion.

They consider end-feel or, to a lesser extent, provocation of patient's pain as decisive for diagnostic conclusions.

Then the results are compared with quantitative indicators of load groups on different conditions deriving the diagnostic conclusions and the standard revision is discussed.

After initial assay, emissions from all reactions were monitored over time to obtain additional support for the diagnostic conclusions.

We have compared the submissions of morphologists arriving either at correct or incorrect diagnostic conclusions.

Diagnostic conclusions are not based on three-dimensional, volume-rendered CCTA representations.