Sentence examples for even diagnosed from inspiring English sources

"It's the same with children with the condition – they are more likely to be labelled awkward or withdrawn, even diagnosed with autism".

It has enlisted the help of 50,000 mothers, most of them illiterate, who have squeezed vitamin A drops into the mouths of every child, hauled laggards in for vaccinations and even diagnosed pneumonia and dispensed medicines to combat it.

Before too long, rumors were circulating about Bush's low IQ (false), and his Bushisms were widely scrutinized and mocked – and even diagnosed by a country doctor in Michigan as potential pre-senile dementia, or early-onset Alzheimer's (unverified, but also likely false).

Without parity, the middle-class parents of a newly psychotic 19-year-old son, say, might discover they have a 30-day lifetime limit on psychiatric hospitalization; that limit might be reached before his illness is even diagnosed, much less treated.

But with the singular exception of Schumann, whose fictional characters Florestan and Eusebius were invented by him to depict in music his bipolar mood swings, there is not one big-name composer who, by today's standards, would be hospitalised, or likely even diagnosed, with one of the more severe mental illnesses.

In contrast, younger children are more likely to be evaluated for, and even diagnosed with, learning problems (Dhuey and Lipscomb 2010; Gledhill et al. 2002).

It doesn't even diagnose any problems.

You even diagnose yourself, in your first book, as "writing to impress old white men".

Complications, such as tumours and lumps, can develop at any time, with doctors even diagnosing NF in 80-year-olds.

"Although doctors and nurses have the best opportunity to intervene with alcoholics and substance abusers, our research indicates they are woefully inadequate of even diagnosing someone with this disease," said Joseph Califano Jr., the chairman and president of Columbia University's National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse.

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