Sentence examples for diagnostic machines from inspiring English sources

Important diagnostic machines like CT scanners no longer work.

These magnets also are being used to develop smaller, simpler and cheaper medical diagnostic machines.

About a third of the nation's 4,800 hospitals are prosperous and can consider buying improved versions of an array of diagnostic machines.

The hospital is already far beyond its capacity, it has few working diagnostic machines, and regularly runs out of medicine itself.

The company created this system when it realized that the market for diagnostic machines was small in most low-income countries.

For instance, GE Healthcare (formerly GE Medical Systems) makes parts for its diagnostic machines in China, Hungary, and Mexico and develops the software for those machines in India.

A relatively new, but expensive, diagnostic machine can differentiate between latent and active t.b. infections.

While many inventors pursue different ideas over their careers, Mr. Ford has remained singularly devoted to his diagnostic machine.

This second exception is interesting because it may very well bear on the design and development of diagnostic machine vision systems used by physicians.

Every once in a while, Mr. Fuchs takes the entire ignition system out of his car (spark plugs, plug wires, distributor and ignition coil) and hooks the various parts up to a diagnostic machine he keeps in his basement.

Some of the most ambitious versions of diagnostic machine-learning algorithms seek to integrate natural-language processing (permitting them to read a patient's medical records) and an encyclopedic knowledge of medical conditions gleaned from textbooks, journals, and medical databases.