Sentence examples for differential diagnostic test from inspiring English sources

To achieve proper diagnosis of dogs based on acute clinical symptoms and poorly preserved field samples taken from animals that died due to canine distemper (CD), a new differential diagnostic test has been developed based on polymerase chain reaction (PCR).

The goal of this study is to propose a new differential diagnostic test for GAN/CMT2.

(3) The RAVLT had one of the largest effect sizes in our previous analysis on differential diagnostic test characteristics in different age groups performed in the same dataset.

Further studies in horses need to be performed to confirm the protective efficacy of MVA-VP2 vaccination in the target species, as well as the application of suitable differential diagnostic tests.

A better understanding of emerging and reemerging pathogens implicated in outbreaks of encephalitis (e.g., West Nile virus, Hendra virus, Nipah virus, Australian bat lyssavirus, and enterovirus 71) indicates an urgent need for novel tools for rapid differential diagnostic testing and surveillance (6, 7 ).

Before testing for differential expression, diagnostic tests were performed to test the consistency of the data between the populations.

Such scenarios have been the foundation of teaching clinical reasoning: hypothesis generation, pattern recognition, formulation of context, diagnostic test interpretation, differential diagnosis as well as diagnostic verification [ 32].

Electrophysiological study (EPS) is a valuable diagnostic test for differential diagnosis between ARVC/D and idiopathic right ventricular outflow tract tachycardia and may provide useful information regarding the VT inducibility for optimization of detection/discrimination algorithms and effective antitachycardia pacing protocols in patients undergoing ICD implantation.

However, the differential diagnostic value of the PCT testing on fungal peritonitis has not been explored.

The fact that overall survival of CRC survivors in general is only modestly affected by changes in many of the parameters associated with diagnostic test characteristics and differential survival suggests an important implication.

The performance characteristics of a test may be affected by numerous factors including the differential diagnostic spectrum, pre-selection criteria, the disease prevelence in the tested population, sample processing and experience of technicians performing the test.