Sentence examples for makes a diagnosis from inspiring English sources

After comparing before and after images of the cervix, the student makes a diagnosis of VIA-positive or VIA-negative.

The doctor makes a diagnosis, opens the patient for surgery, and stitches him up again — only to realize that he has left his scalpel in the patient's gut.

Once the physician makes a diagnosis or identifies the most likely cause of the symptoms and decides on the appropriate treatment, an entirely new set of conditions becomes operative.

"The Food and Drug Administration has stated that it will not certify tech that makes a diagnosis directly," said Ross Mitchell, the author of a study published last week that shows that strokes can be diagnosed with the aid of a smart-phone application with the same degree of accuracy as with a hospital computer.

When Mr. Barianos is asked to make a restoration study, as he was recently in connection with restoration of the city's Beaux Arts Union Station, he makes a diagnosis of all the decorative features that have been destroyed or are broken and cracked and crumbling.

You would not be pleased to see her digging into a huge amount of clinical data while she makes a diagnosis and searches for a solution for your problem, neither would you expect her to propose a cure based on your case alone.

Symptoms make a diagnosis more real.

The University hospital in Linkoping couldn't make a diagnosis.

Her doctors couldn't make a diagnosis, and suggested antidepressants.

But to treat it, "they need to make a diagnosis".

A special-purpose computer is needed to make a diagnosis.