Sentence examples for diagnostic judgments from inspiring English sources

Participants made 27 diagnostic judgments and then 24 prevalence judgments.

According to Bayes' rule, the log diagnostic judgments should equal the log prevalence estimates plus the log-likelihood ratio, which means that log diagnostic judgments and log prevalence estimates should be linearly related (Griffiths and Yuille, 2008).

Unfortunately, previous research on whether doctors use their beliefs about the prevalence of diseases in diagnostic judgments has critical limitations.

The order of the five vignettes, the order of the diagnostic judgments within each vignette, and the order of the prevalence judgments were randomized.

In the present study, we examined the effect of residency year on prevalence judgments, as well as the association between prevalence judgments and diagnostic judgments.

(The "differential" is the set of potential diagnoses. Three diagnoses appeared in two vignettes each, resulting in twenty-seven diagnostic judgments).

Diagnostic judgment: Central line catheter complication.

The large number of judgments of each type serves as a type of distractor in that it would be hard to remember the diagnostic judgment when later making the prevalence judgment for the same disease.

Examiners made only one diagnostic judgment per tooth surface.

Early imperatives include diagnostic judgment as to the presenting problem – sepsis or trauma.

Finally, in contrast to ICDAS II, examiners make only one diagnostic judgment per tooth surface.