Sentence examples for diagnostic perspective from inspiring English sources
It is now clear that depression has various forms that may respond differently to treatment based on the overall diagnostic perspective of the depressive episode.
We propose a reallocation and upgrade strategy for improving an existing sensor network design from a fault diagnostic perspective.
A novel concept of reallocation index is proposed and incorporated in the base case design of sensor networks from a fault diagnostic perspective.
For example, you can say, "When you make negative comments, the team gets stuck and we aren't able to move forward". Kramer points out, "This kind of conversation can be useful from a diagnostic perspective". Once you understand the underlying reason for the pessimism, you can provide additional support or information if it's needed.
From the outset, the tasks for measuring Intrapreneurship (part of the CoBALIT project) were constructed for addressing two purposes (the monitoring perspective measurable by IRT as well as the diagnostic perspective measurable by CDM).
From a diagnostic perspective, detection of circulating biomarkers for cancer diagnosis is an interesting application of SPR-based detection platforms.
Thus, age, social factors, and diagnostic perspectives seem to complicate ethnic contrasts in depression.
The aim of the study is to examine a sample (ED) with a high prevalence of comorbidities, combining categorical and dimensional diagnostic perspectives, and their clinical correlates such as impulsivity, body image and quality of life.
As previously mentioned, the central assumption of the growth diagnostics perspective is that low growth is primarily a function of a low rate of private investment.
Apart from Aβ1 42, other Aβ isoforms (e.g., Aβ1 40, Aβ1 38) have evoked interest from a clinical-diagnostic perspective, as either a separate biomarker tool or when combined (ratio) with Aβ1 42 [ 6– 8].
Cicchetti and Feinstein [ 8] suggested resolving the paradoxes by using two separate indexes (ppos and pneg) to quantify agreement in the positive and negative decisions; these are analogous to sensitivity and specificity from a diagnostic testing perspective.
