Sentence examples for diagnostic title from inspiring English sources

Each episode of certification got a free text label diagnostic title, but no classification system or diagnostic guidelines were applied.

In Table 2, the annual averages of episodes and days sick are presented by diagnostic title, broken down by category of employee (sex and type of work).

* Episode-oriented model: the database was structured so that subsequent periods of sickness in one individual, judged to be due to one illness event, were "joined" together to make one episode of sickness of a total duration of the sum of all days sick certified for that illness event, and given one diagnostic title.

A BOOK with the title "Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition" does not sound destined to be a bestseller, particularly at $199 a pop.

Serum samples from MDS (n = 22), breast (n = 42) and prostate cancer (n = 47) patients were purchased from Biotheme Research Solutions Inc., Florida, USA (Samples were collected as de-identified diagnostic remainders excempt from Title 46, Title 21 and HIPAA IRB/ Consent requirements.

Technical support No sources of support supplied No sources of support supplied Title of the review: To make the title of the review more specific to the tests that we evaluated, we have changed the title from "Rapid diagnostic tests for human schistosomiasis in endemic areas" to "Circulating antigen tests and urine reagent strips for diagnosis of active schistosomiasis in endemic areas".

This wasn't what I had in mind; I'd imagined some type of biographical detail, not a recitation of titles and diagnostic labels.

A number of positive and negative diagnostic associations were found between these two RfEs and a number of episode titles.

The Kafka writings appeared in the Archives of Sexual Behavior, in 2010, with the titles The DSM Diagnostic Criteria for Fetishism and The DSM Diagnostic Criteria for Paraphilia Not Otherwise Specified.

There were more similarities than differences in the diagnostic associations between RfEs and episode titles across populations, especially evidenced by the more frequent observations with narrower CIs.

Diagnostic manuals + Steve Martini thrillers + Leo Rosten titles = A Jewish doctor who travels and buys the thrillers for diversion during flights, even though he was really and truly planning to use the time to read something serious, like the Beethoven biography that sits on a prominent shelf, untouched.