Sentence examples for method of diagnostics from inspiring English sources

Defining laboratory "markers of sepsis" - C-reactive protein (CRP), procalcitonin (PCT) and presepsin (PRS) is considered an additional method of diagnostics.

Based on this method of diagnostics, we found that the deletion was found throughout several C58 laboratory strains (acquired from colleagues at Williams College, C58-WC and the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, C58-UI), but not present in cells grown from an archival C58 stock (C58-CU) obtained through the Department of Plant Pathology at Cornell University in Ithaca, NY.

Aim: To evaluate vestibular evoked myogenic potentials in patients with multiple sclerosis as method of diagnostic support.

The method of diagnostic confirmation of CMVR was reported in 1 of the 10 cases (10.0 %), among which the diagnosis of CMVR was confirmed serum PCR testing.

It is shown that medical diagnosis is relative to a complex diagnostic structure part of which are the method of diagnostic reasoning and the knowledge base used.

The method of diagnostic confirmation of CMVR was reported in 131 of the 178 cases (73.6 %), among which the diagnosis of CMVR was confirmed by PCR-based testing of intraocular fluids in 71.8 %.

Large differences in the lifetime prevalence rates reported for adult exposure to traumatic events (3.9 89.6%) as well as for PTSD (1.0 11.2%) have been observed owing to variations in the design, sampling strategies, and method of diagnostic assessments used.

A method of diagnostic survey using the authors' anonymous survey questionnaire was applied in the study.

As a method of diagnostic test for VSA, nine patients with spontaneous spasm were confirmed by electrocardiogram or coronary angiography.

The study employs the method of diagnostic survey based on standardised AIS and SWLS scales, as well as Anderson and Dedrick's PPTS and PNTS scales.

For the realisation of the accepted purposes a method of diagnostic survey was applied, using the following standardized scales: – a standardized Satisfaction With Life Scale (SWLS) is a measure of life satisfaction [ 27].