Sentence examples for diagnostic orientations from inspiring English sources

SPAID-G (psychiatric instrument for the intellectually disabled adult-general version) is the first Italian for carrying out psychiatric diagnostic orientations in adults with ID.

The management of craniocervical malformations should begin with a correct and adequate diagnostic orientation and care of the patients, with a complete medical history and physical examination.

It has been demonstrated that the quality of the spirometries performed in primary care centres is adequate and allows effective diagnostic orientation [ 4].

We actually see a potential role of this investigation in those situations where an extemporaneous examination is required: CLE is a time-saving examination, does not require sample preparation or staining and might allow the surgeon to achieve a diagnostic orientation immediately at the operating table.

Due, in part, to the varying attitudes about mental health disorders as well as mistrust of diagnostic labels Trauma Informed Care orientations have not been easily incorporated across cultures (Evans and Coccoma 2014).

Composite functional/anatomical imaging (SPECT-CT) has the potential to enhance topographic orientation and diagnostic sensitivity of sentinel lymph node imaging, but has not yet been applied in the head and neck region.

Colloidal particles bearing a thiol group is of great importance in biomedical diagnostic for specific and orientation of antibody fragments via disulfur bridging [ 18].

Although the 6-CIT has not been validated for telephone administration, we considered it to be accurate for use over the telephone given that it includes diagnostic properties (e.g. temporal orientation, and object recall) similar to a six-item screener suitable for telephone administration [ 39].

"It is not justifiable from a clinical, public health or research perspective for a diagnostic classification to be based on sexual orientation," the group wrote in a report released last month.

This can reflect a change in diagnostic thinking, from a more somatic or somatoform orientation to one of a more psychological focus.

Inserts in the proper orientation for subsequent cloning were identified using diagnostic digests and sequencing.