Sentence examples for model for diagnosing from inspiring English sources
The DSM notes that this condition is entering the sphere of mainstream mental health disorders, but there isn't a good medical model for diagnosing it yet.
During his tenure, Young & Rubicam built the most extensive database on global branding and, from its findings, developed a proprietary model for diagnosing and managing brands.
The sensitivity of this model for diagnosing posterior deep infiltrating endometriosis was 74.5% and its specificity was 68.7%.
Based on these metabolites, the model for diagnosing patients with CKD achieved the sensitivity and specificity of 100% and may provide useful information for the early diagnosis of CKD.
However, an alternative model for diagnosing personality disorders where the construct "identity" has been integrated as a central diagnostic criterion for personality disorders has been placed in section III of the manual.
In summary, our study demonstrated that it is possible to build a quantitative diagnostic model for diagnosing mass-type lesions with a high sensitivity (0.97) and a reasonable specificity (0.80).
The objective of this study was to compare predictive values of multiple statistical models for diagnosing renal colic patients in the same data set.
While many predictive models for diagnosing and treating asthma exist [ 19], little has been done for predicting asthma control deterioration.
The controversies of current clinical models for diagnosing MS were highlighted in the secondary analysis of the FIELD study [ 10].
Little is known about how guidelines-based knowledge is integrated into clinicians' mental models for diagnosing catheter-associated urinary tract infection (CA-UTI).
AHP incorporates four priority strategies: make voluntary HIV testing a routine part of medical care, implement new models for diagnosing HIV infections outside of the medical settings, prevent new infections by working with persons diagnosed with HIV and their partners, and decrease perinatal transmission.
