Sentence examples for low diagnosis from inspiring English sources

David Brindle (chair) Public services editor, the Guardian Alison Cook Director of external affairs, Alzheimer's Society Prof Tom Dening Chair of dementia research, University of Nottingham Trish Morris-Thompson Director, quality and clinical governance, Barchester Healthcare Sarah Rochira Older people's commissioner for Wales More progress on low diagnosis rates.

One possible explanation for this finding may be the low diagnosis rate of migraine [29].

The results show that the two proposed algorithms based on AdaBoostRBFSVM and AdaBoostLSVM can automatically diagnose different classes of network anomalies with high accuracy, low diagnosis error rate, low false positive rate, and low undetected rate.

It is clear that these two constraints interact: given a low diagnosis capacity it is not possible to deliver a large amount of prophylaxis, regardless of the delivery capacity; conversely, given a low delivery capacity, additional diagnosis capacity will not produce an increased impact.

A high percentage of mortality results from low diagnosis.

The baseline intervention (solid), is characterized by low diagnosis rate and high relapse rate.

PCTs in the quartile with the lowest diagnosis rates had lower correlations with the NIC than those with the higher diagnosis rates but this was not explained by higher prescribing costs per person diagnosed.

However, our analysis finds no systematic pattern in the PCTs with low dementia diagnosis percentages and therefore suggests that the low rates are not accounted for only by a failure to record diagnosis.

C-peptide was low at diagnosis (P < 0.001 vs controls) and increased at follow-up (P < 0.001) to comparable with controls.

The incidence of thyroid metastasis among colorectal cancer patients is quite low: this diagnosis is applied to 6 patients (0.1 %) out of a total of 5862 colorectal cancer patients [1].

Nevertheless, most LAs had low gonorrhoea diagnosis rates that were below 50/100 000 (figure 1).