Sentence examples for more specific diagnoses from inspiring English sources

However, a wider group of people with high risk of specific CVDs could be targeted and treated earlier by increasing the sensitivity (by extending the time horizon to lifetime, as suggested by the Joint British Societies latest recommendations) and specificity (by using more specific diagnoses) of risk predictions.

There was a significant increase towards use of more specific diagnoses.

The figure depicts a clear trend, post-intervention, away from use of non-specific diagnoses towards more specific diagnoses.

In that event, more specific diagnoses about students' conceptions regarding the contents and problem contexts covered by the respective item are possible.

As Eccles describes, the device's speed means that in the future, doctors could run DNA tests to determine a patient's illness, allowing for more specific diagnoses and treatments.

The major challenge for more specific diagnoses is to correctly identify (all) the cases of interest.

In the sequence data, as expected, no variants were significantly associated with the IGE phenotype or more specific IGE diagnoses.

Today the use of modern techniques has made the diagnostic process easier and yields more specific histopathological diagnoses.

In the sequence data, as expected, no variants were significantly associated with the IGE phenotype or more specific IGE diagnoses.

Sexing with FISH has been most frequently used for X-linked disorders but more and more specific DNA diagnoses have been developed.

Ang et al. however reported that TST was more sensitive than T-SPOT.TB (Oxford Immunotec Ltd ,Abingdon, UK) but T-SPOT.TB was more specific for diagnosing TB-associated uveitis.