Sentence examples for making diagnosis impossible from inspiring English sources
In some cases, the derivatives can cause false failure propagation, making diagnosis impossible.
Unfortunately, during the process of the delivery the cord cyst ruptured making accurate diagnosis impossible.
The reasons for this may include the fact that the etiology of these diseases remains largely unknown, making prenatal diagnosis impossible, and that the long period of time required for a firm diagnosis leads parents to plan second pregnancies before even becoming aware of their first child's disability.
Only seven images were rated "poor" ("Extreme distortion – quality makes diagnosis difficult or impossible").
Nevertheless, a small, apparently irreducible number of cases remains in which overlapping cytological details make definitive diagnosis impossible.
In 39 cases incomplete records made psychiatric diagnosis impossible.
It also made diagnosis easier.
A reliability score of 3 was achieved in the following cases: in four dogs, histology of core needle biopsy came to a definite diagnose of HS, but immunohistochemistry could not be performed due to lack of sufficient tissue; in the remaining dog, the high degree of autolysis made a definitive diagnosis impossible (Table 3).
Only tumour samples that contained at least 70% of discernible intact tumour cells (20 out of a total of 36 tumours processed) were included in the study (the remainder being stroma cell, debris and cells whose morphology had been distorted in the process so as to make a cytologic diagnosis impossible).
Most patients presenting with adenocarcinoma complicating CD have a high-grade malignancy with lymph node involvement or distant metastases, because the similarity of the presenting symptoms and of the radiography of these pathologies creates diagnostic problems for the physician and make an early diagnosis impossible [ 3].
The problem of pinpointing a potential emboli source from a known infarction site, by medical diagnosis, is actually an inverse problem which makes the accuracy of such diagnosis impossible.
