Sentence examples for diagnostic point of view from inspiring English sources

Digitalization of the working environment is an unstoppable reality in our society and, in our specialty it gives us advantages from a logistics, accuracy and diagnostic point of view, as well as in the manufacture process of surgical splints.

From the diagnostic point of view, the information provided by our study is of relevance in designing an appropriate strategy for genetic testing of patients in Ecuador and in European countries where immigration from Ecuador is common.

From a diagnostic point of view, the distinctive MRI properties of cystic structures are of primary importance when performing female pelvic imaging.

Since the measurement has been taken only for the spatial distribution of the power of the combined signal in conventional method using a spectrum analyzer, the sufficient examination has not been carried out from the diagnostic point of view.

The female gender represents a special population from a diagnostic point of view in the clinical suspicion of acute abdomen because abdominal pain in women may be related to pathology in the pelvic organs.

From a diagnostic point of view, a positivity cut-off of >20 has similar significance for H5pp assay as for the MN (data not shown; [16]).

Physeal separations in newborns represents a problem from both the diagnostic and treatment point of view.

Future challenges regarding CEH are substantial both from a diagnostic and management point of view.

However, for the evaluation of associations between BPF and RNFLT or TMV we favor our second GEE model which does not account for disease duration, disease severity or age and thus represents a rather diagnostic than pathophysiological point of view.

The main focus of study has been on S. cerevisiae [ 26– 28] and on several pathogenic fungi [ 29– 31], as their PM represents a cellular component of substantial interest from a diagnostic and therapeutic point of view [ 29].

Intracranial melanocytic meningeal tumours are challenging lesions, both from a diagnostic and therapeutic point of view; though rare, the possible association with ocular melanosis should be recognized and might facilitate an early diagnosis.