Sentence examples for diagnostic uses from inspiring English sources

In the early 1960s, as part of a Chicago scientific team led by the surgeon and radiologist Paul V. Harper, Mr. Beck investigated the diagnostic uses of radioactive materials.

While most of the medical apps today record, remind and refer, the future holds more diagnostic uses like the iBGStar Blood Glucose Monitoring System, which features a small meter that plugs directly into the iPhone or iPod Touch.

The diagnostic uses an in-line tomographic approach combined with correlation theory to spatially locate structure within the flow.

While the location and intensity of radioactive label (either from intact or degraded toxin) can be discerned, this method is not practical for diagnostic uses in human biological samples.

T1-weighted and T2-weighted MRIs were obtained for other diagnostic uses in addition to the DTI.

Future monitoring of disparities in screening will require more careful distinction of screening from diagnostic uses of preventive procedures.

He said the company had always planned to apply for F.D.A. approval for diagnostic use and would do so next year.

The researchers ran analyses breaking down the data by the type of diagnostic used but still found that dementia was more prevalent among women.

Doctors sometimes record pictures of retinas on film for diagnostic use, although processing and storing them can be time-consuming and expensive.

In the case of Primodos, regulators were especially keen to "avoid unnecessary panic"—less over the diagnostic use of HPTs than over the use of the same hormones in oral contraception.

In "The Defining Decade: Why Your Twenties Matter And How to Make the Most of Them Now" (Twelve), Meg Jay takes the specific complaints of twentysomething life and puts them to diagnostic use.