Sentence examples for diagnostic rigour from inspiring English sources
This adverse effect of complexity has not been reported before to the best of our knowledge, and emphasises that comorbidity exacerbates prognosis, although an alternate explanation is that increased 'complexity' is in effect a proxy for lesser diagnostic rigour and care, which may in turn affect mortality.
Lack of methodological rigour in diagnostic trials is a cause for concern as it may prove to be a major hurdle for effective application of diagnostics in controlling TB, malaria and HIV.
A lesson could be learnt from Reeves, who tried to elaborate the CDC1994/Fukuda definition and bring methodological rigour into the diagnostic criteria by scores from standardised and validated instruments.
The diagnostic accuracy of both DCIS and lymph node metastases is dependent on the rigour of the examination.
But such rigour has risks.
Her rigour is terrifying.
There is rigour, too, in FAR.
Peer review ensures rigour, after all.
Rigour can only take you so far.
