Sentence examples for diagnostic pattern from inspiring English sources

The biggest mistake was to announce that you have a blood test," says Eastern Virginia's Semmes, who notes that Correlogic hadn't even finalized its diagnostic pattern, at least in published form, at the time it made the announcement.

OBJECTIVE The aim of this study is to estimate the prevalence and diagnostic pattern of pain at the primary care level during one year in a group practice.

That figure is about 24.5 per 100,000 population in Britain, 22.6 in the U.S. Numerous factors account for the difference, including the diagnostic pattern.

This might offer a diagnostic pattern in PET analysis.

Yet the SELDI diagnostic pattern itself proved essential in isolating a subgroup of preterm birth cases with unique features at the level of their amniotic fluid proteome.

The present study demonstrates how diagnostic pattern proteomics can be used in conjunction with identification-centered proteomic techniques and bioinformatic tools to provide insight into a problem which has frustrated clinicians for decades.

Moreover, he's often unaware of the communication style, diagnostic patterns, and body language that he uses.

Ward, M. H., DeLisle, H., Shores, J. H., Slocum, P. C. & Foresman, B. H. Chronic fatigue complaints in primary care: incidence and diagnostic patterns.

To determine the diagnostic accuracy and diagnostic patterns of clinical symptoms in patients suspected to suffer from obstructive airway diseases (OADs) within different health care sectors.

Furthermore, genomic approaches have shown that different classes of toxicants operating through different MOAs can induce unique and diagnostic patterns of gene expression in fish.

This recent approach has exciting potential for clinical utility of diagnostic patterns because low molecular weight metabolites, peptides, and protein fragments may have higher accuracy than traditional biomarkers of cancer detection.