Sentence examples for diagnostic discussions from inspiring English sources
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The final research diagnoses were made following consensus diagnostic discussions with a Chinese child psychiatrist in PUFH.
Questions such as 'why did this happen to my child?' and 'will my other children also get cancer?' are a nearly universal component of initial diagnostic discussions between oncologists and families of newly diagnosed cancer patients.
It is updated during the first half of the month, in association with the official CPC/IRI ENSO Diagnostic Discussion.
(2) This plume of forecasts is posted on the IRI site on the third Thursday of the month, and is also shown, along with additional ENSO information, in CPC/IRI ENSO Diagnostic Discussion early in the following month.
Because forecasts from some of the models shown in Fig. 4 are not yet available when the official CPC/IRI ENSO probability forecast (Fig. 1) is made, the official forecast uses as one of its inputs the Fig. 4 for the previous mid-month, which is shown in the CPC/IRI ENSO Diagnostic Discussion.
The most recent official diagnosis and outlook was issued approximately one week ago in the NOAA/Climate Prediction Center ENSO Diagnostic Discussion, produced jointly by CPC and IRI; it gave a 65% chance for El Niño for this northern summer season, dropping to 50-55% for fall season.
The most recent official diagnosis and outlook was issued earlier this month in the NOAA/Climate Prediction Center ENSO Diagnostic Discussion, produced jointly by CPC and IRI; it called for a high likelihood of neutral ENSO conditions enduring through the northern autumn into winter 2013-14, and through spring 2014, with probabilities of El Niño or La Niña each less than 30% through that time.
Related sites IRI's ENSO QUICK LOOK CPC's El Niño/La Niña Home CPC's El Niño/Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Diagnostic Discussion.
El Niño dissipated during May 2010 as positive surface temperature (SST) anomalies decreased rapidly across the equatorial Pacific Ocean and negative SST anomalies emerged across the eastern half of the Pacific (Climate prediction center/Ncep. La NIÑO/Southern Oscillation (ENSO) diagnostic discussion, 2010).
Hence, NOAA's ENSO Diagnostic discussion reports did not acknowledge the El Niño phenomenon that was rapidly evolving along the Peruvian and Ecuadorian coasts, although there is mention of an SST anomaly of 1.5 °C in the Niño 1 + 2 region in the February report (NOAA 2017b).
