Sentence examples for more objective diagnosis from inspiring English sources

To achieve a more objective diagnosis, statistical indexes have been introduced in the literature of FRA.

The introduction of DXA bone density measurement allowed a more objective diagnosis of osteoporosis and stimulated interest in making the diagnosis before fractures occur.

Identification of specific glioma antigens is long awaited for the clinical management such as early diagnosis, more objective diagnosis, monitoring treatment response, and for novel therapeutic targets for glioma [ 2- 5].

This insight could lead to a more objective characterization, diagnosis, and prognosis of DOC.

The term "biomarkers" has been used with many different meanings, but in general biomarkers are measures of disease burden that can be objectively quantified, ideally allowing more objective or earlier diagnosis, and making it easier to test the effects of treatment or prevention.

Visual assessment of morphologic properties is a highly inter-observer variable[17], while automated computation of features leads to more reproducible indices and thus to a more standardized and objective diagnosis.

MRCP is, theoretically, more objective in the diagnosis of biliary diseases than EUS or ERCP.

The endophenotype approach in psychiatry aims toward a more tractable and objective diagnosis of psychiatric disorders using genetic analysis.

Further studies should gather more objective measures of diagnosis and treatment information from patient medical records and adherence data, to corroborate any self-reported data.

13 Nasal endoscopic findings seem to be more objective for CRS diagnosis; however, it is often difficult for this to be performed in primary care and large-scale epidemiological studies as expensive medical devices are needed.

Psychiatrists worked hard to develop instruments to make diagnosis more objective, and cases of autism became less common and more clearcut.