Sentence examples for early diagnostic tests from inspiring English sources

Some of them have already gotten one of the early diagnostic tests, like a spinal tap or brain scan, from a neurologist in private practice, and have been told they were on their way to developing Alzheimer's.

In the first 30 years of the study, scientists used clinical observations and early diagnostic tests such as the electrocardiogram and the chest x-ray.

Risk assessment for AKI is recommended by clinical practice guidelines but remains imprecise mainly due to very limited sensitivity and specificity of early diagnostic tests available for AKI.

At present, there is no cure for the disease and as of now there are no early diagnostic tests for AD.

This is probably because they were diagnosed very early (diagnostic tests are available for everyone at no cost in the community) and also because P. vivax lacks the development of high parasitemia due to its selective reticulocyte invasion.

A major problem inherent to AD is the absence of early diagnostic tests, which is due in part to the lack of reliable predisease biomarkers.

Still, Dr. Holtzman said an early diagnostic test would allow tracking of the disease's progression and help to test drugs.

But the real usefulness of an early diagnostic test would come when drugs are developed that slow or halt the progression of Alzheimer's disease.

Early diagnostic testing is one way to act against Alzheimer's, rather than waiting to be acted upon.

Anis, a feminist bio-ethical research institute, plans on taking a case to the supreme court to guarantee access to contraception, access to early diagnostic testing, and the right to safe and legal abortion in cases of microcephaly.

Determining the progression into hypoxemia is challenging, as no early diagnostic test exists.