Sentence examples for diagnostic estimation from inspiring English sources

However, the present diagnostic estimation of PTSD and depression correspond to that reported in previous studies [ 2, 7, 55], enabling us to compare results from different studies.

Diabetic neuropathies: update on definitions, diagnostic criteria, estimation of severity, and treatments.

It is now well established that identification of VFs change the patient's diagnostic classification, estimation of fracture risk, and influence the decision for a pharmacological intervention as treatment of patients with prevalent VFs reduces the risk of future fractures even when the baseline T-score is above the osteoporosis diagnostic cutpoint of -2.5.

Notwithstanding these limits, these finding are of clinical importance, because the prevalence of VFx predicts future fractures regardless of BMD (5) and because the recognition of VFx by imaging of the spine may change the patient diagnostic classification, estimation of fracture risk, and threshold for pharmacological intervention.

The conventional serological diagnostic test, estimation of serum alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) lacks both sensitivity and specificity as a screening tool and improved tests are needed to complement ultrasound scanning, the major modality for surveillance of groups at high risk of HCC.

Thus, mammographic breast density is considered an important variable in cancer diagnostics, risk estimation, and possible risk modelling.

The main four steps are as follows: identification, estimation, diagnostic checking, and forecasting.

The development of proposed scheme for traffic flow prediction using SARIMA involved four steps of model identification, model estimation, diagnostic checking and forecasting/validation of the developed model.

It is demonstrated that the combination of the combustion zone thickness measurement, flame temperatures determined from molecular AlO emission spectra, and particle velocity measurements from the PIV diagnostic permits an estimation of the burning time in the suspension.

However, according to Zhou et al.,175 a truncated form of the ORF2 protein, encompassing amino acids 112 607, contains the neutralisation epitopes (with amino acids 458 607 representing the major neutralisation site) and elicits the greatest and most long-lasting anti-HEV antibody response, being therefore suitable both for diagnostic and seroprevalence estimation purposes.

Estimation Diagnostics: To ascertain the importance of information available in the random intercepts, it is customary to look at the variance components estimated by the model.