Sentence examples for diagnostic reliance from inspiring English sources

Diagnostic reliance on fever alone, however, results in high diagnostic sensitivity but poor specificity [ 1, 2].

A three-scale diagnostic reliance approach has been employed as a statistical aid for diagnosing the disease in the population.

These tests are used in combination, as there is the potential for diagnostic error with reliance on any single method in isolation.

The diagnostic criteria reflect reliance on modern diagnostic schemes.

The lack of sensitive diagnostic equipment and reliance on unsupported ophthalmic nurses to make initial diagnoses will likely mean a proportion of patients in the glaucoma service have been misdiagnosed.

We did observe temporal changes in HCC diagnostic methods with decreased reliance on liver biopsy.

One weakness of this study was our reliance on diagnostic codes recorded in administrative data.

Limitations include the emphasis on PSU, rather than, substance use disorders according to the major schemes of diagnostic classification, and the reliance on self-reports of the subjects.

Limited availability of sensitive diagnostic equipment and the reliance on ophthalmic nurses will lead to inaccuracy in the diagnosis and classification of glaucoma.

The reliance on diagnostic instruments which are professionally administered and measure particular aspects of development has led to gaps in population level studies on early development outcomes.

Discovery-driven methods such as the multi-step decision tree, will make it possible to move towards more mechanism-based clinical biomarkers of disease and thereby reduce our reliance on diagnostic criteria that are tied too closely to symptoms.