"diagnostic conditions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the set of symptoms or characteristics used to diagnose a particular illness or disorder. Example: The doctor considered all of the patient's symptoms and ran a series of tests in order to determine the specific diagnostic conditions of their condition.
However, we chose to exclusively include patients on clinical grounds, without benefit of chest radiography or laboratory results, to simulate diagnostic conditions in the field.
These thresholds need to be sufficiently high to guarantee acceptability of the compressed content for diagnostic purposes under the diagnostic conditions for which the thresholds are derived.
There was significant convergent validity between the clinical diagnoses of depression and anxiety using both diagnostic interviews to identify DSM-IV diagnostic conditions and the BSI.
The MVPA can be modeled as a high-dimensional pattern classification problem to train a classification (or prediction) model based on the fMRI BOLD signals, in which voxels (as features) are identified in response to stimulus or diagnostic conditions (as class labels).
The overarching goal of these research studies with fMRI is to examine and understand the brain states among different regions of interest (ROI) associated with specific brain functions or disorders, so that treatments and interventions can be made precisely according to stimulus or diagnostic conditions [7].
In theory, the DSM-5's new and revised diagnostic conditions will reflect the additional scientific information gathered since the last edition, as well as efforts to better cluster and recognize the varied levels of severity of conditions.
Also, depending on the diagnostic condition and treatment planning, patients differed in the amount or type of treatment received during the follow-up periods.
As in the adult literature, there have been two major approaches to psychotherapy with adolescent suicide attempters: treating the underlying diagnostic condition and addressing the suicidal behavior directly.
This suggested that placement in the diagnostic condition significantly impacted African-Americans compared with European-Americans.
This study does not take the clinical cut-off between the presence of a clinical diagnostic condition and the non-clinical condition into consideration.
Further work and methods that better account for confounding due to intervention and diagnostic condition are required before firm conclusions can be made.
