Sentence examples for may be diagnosing from inspiring English sources

J. Donald Schumacher President and Chief Executive National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization Alexandria, Va., Nov. 27, 2007 To the Editor: You mention in your thoughtful review that some doctors may be diagnosing patients as terminal before it is their time to die.

The areas with higher rates may be diagnosing more cases due to increased use of PSA testing, therefore increasing survival rates as many of these cases will have early stage disease.

In younger individuals, symptoms may be diagnosed as identity confusion.

Cleft palate may be diagnosed before birth, via ultrasound, or at birth.

A person from Florida with an IQ as high as 75 may be diagnosed as mentally disabled and be eligible for help getting a job.

Florida's regulatory code says individuals with IQs as high as 75 may be diagnosed as mildly intellectually disabled, potentially allowing them to receive state aid.

A.D.H.D., learning disability or mental illness are just a few of the accompanying disorders that may be diagnosed instead.

These disorders are autosomal recessive, and all may be diagnosed by analyzing amino acid concentrations in body fluids.

Thus a potentially serious condition may be diagnosed and treated at an earlier stage and usually at lower overall cost.

An obscure condition known as urethral syndrome may be diagnosed when symptoms indicative of urethral infection are present but demonstrable infection is absent.

Women who have severe symptoms of depression that are associated with premenstrual syndrome may be diagnosed with premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD).