Sentence examples for incorrectly diagnosed from inspiring English sources

Using an HbA1c threshold of 6.4% to diagnose diabetes would have resulted in 72% of patients with diabetes being correctly diagnosed and 16% being incorrectly diagnosed.

Figure 7 shows two examples and 7(c)) of correctly diagnosed segments and two examples and 7 d)) of incorrectly diagnosed segments.

We evaluated the the cost effectiveness ratio of cost per case correctly diagnosed of TB, of cost per case accurately diagnosed and treated, including treatment of incorrectly diagnosed cases (e.g. false positive patients), and of cost per case incorrectly diagnosed and not treated (e.g. false negative patients).

She was incorrectly diagnosed and paid for repeated testing and physician visits.

Cystadenomas are often incorrectly diagnosed as simple cysts, which results in inadequate therapy.

When he suddenly collapsed, it became clear he had been incorrectly diagnosed.

A Mrs. Mabel Tate, of Texas, whose case was incorrectly diagnosed, died.

The farmer says a post-mortem revealed that some of the animals had been incorrectly diagnosed as TB positive.

"GPs already get people who print out reams of information from the internet and walk in having already incorrectly diagnosed themselves," says Dr Gunasekera.

The disadvantages of such methods are that they rely on appropriate time domain binning of the data, they are calibration dependent, they involve error propagating numerical differentiation and 50% intermittency is incorrectly diagnosed as an extremely high level of turbulence.

In conclusion, in addition to age and time of year, diet is a potential confounder as animals on a starch-rich diet may be incorrectly diagnosed with pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction.