In the real world, patients often don't take their pills; the fault is also in doctors' inability to precisely diagnose the root causes of disease: genetic, infectious or something more mysterious.
But in fact her condition seems more dire, though never precisely diagnosed.
The objective of this study was to detect SOREMPs by 24-h ambulatory monitoring and diagnose more precisely.
As researchers develop ways to define diagnoses more precisely, more effective treatments can be prescribed, says Matthew Holt, founder of the Health Care Blog and co-founder of the biannual conference Health 2.0.
Diagnoses of schizophrenia or depression were weaker correlates of violent conviction and were not statistically significant in the current study; larger numbers will be needed to assess any modest effects of these diagnoses more precisely.
The future of bone imaging is in quantifying the anatomical and functional information to diagnose and monitor disease more precisely.
More precisely a novel scheme for measuring and diagnosing an impedance is proposed.
Recognition of these two somewhat different effects (i.e., increase growth rates and advance growth stages) on corn growth could help to define N deficiency more precisely and to improve the accuracy of diagnosing N status in production agriculture.
Next, genetic analysis of GATA2 is helpful in order to diagnose the underlying hematologic entity more precisely, in particular in patients who meet the broad but characteristic phenotype of GATA2 deficiency [ 6].
When this significance is considered, the BMD data of the KNHANES 2008 2011 reflected the characteristics of the Korean population more precisely; therefore, it can provide more realistic criteria for diagnosing and treating osteoporosis in Korea.
More precisely, in the zero concordance group, the diagnoses were changed from benign to malignant for 7 patients.
