'diagnostic requirements' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the criteria a medical professional must use to give a diagnosis or set of instructions for a medical diagnosis, for example: "The diagnostic requirements for a patient with a virus must be carefully followed in order to ensure the most accurate result."
Lesions of low or very low conspicuity, however, have different diagnostic requirements: correct diagnosis requires not only visual localisation but also correct differentiation from surrounding "anatomical" noise.
Several design variants of chopper-based digital signal integrators have been tested to evaluate the optimal solution to achieve the ITER magnetics diagnostic requirements.
For the sensors the challenge is the derivation of real-time measurement requirements in relation to the separate diagnostic requirements and their respective interface with the PCS.
At present, there are several clinical imaging systems which are able to solve these diagnostic requirements, such as the D-SPECT Cardiac Imaging System (Spectrum Dynamics) or the Nucline Cardiodesk Medical Imaging System (Mediso).
There are clinically different diagnostic requirements for the acute trauma and medical patients and the subacute or clinically well patient presenting that may require a PR/DRE.
Barriers to early diagnosis include failure of family or physicians to recognize the existence or importance of cognitive/functional changes and/or misperceptions regarding diagnostic requirements and treatment capabilities.
These findings do not support the inclusion of A2 as diagnostic requirement for DSM-V.
The footprint images at the intersections of the lines-of-sight on the neutral beam trajectory confirms the imaging quality is sufficient to the diagnostic requirement with the designed magnifications.
CT is an essential diagnostic requirement in a stroke center to exclude patients with intracerebral hemorrhage and extensive demarcation of ischemic infarction.
All surgical cases underwent therapeutic resection for refractory epilepsy and the pathological tissue was surplus to diagnostic requirement.
If severe impairment is made a diagnostic requirement, many children with psychiatric symptoms and mild impairment seeking mental health care will be undiagnosed and possibly untreated.
