Sentence examples for more specific diagnosis from inspiring English sources

There is no clear timeline for a more specific diagnosis or a potential return to action.

They needed a more specific diagnosis, and targeted treatment.

We hope that the knowledge gained from this work will assist in earlier and more specific diagnosis, as well as better monitoring of change over time.

Recombinant-allergen-based diagnostic tests enable the dissection and monitoring of the molecular reactivity profiles of allergic patients, resulting in more specific diagnosis, disease monitoring, prevention and therapy.

In other words, it seems that children who would once have been labelled "retarded" are now more likely to be given the more specific diagnosis of "autistic".

However, even after several years of follow-up, 15 36 % of transverse myelitis patients cannot be given a more specific diagnosis [4].

Cross-sectional imaging, especially MRI, can play an important role in the detection and differentiation of these conditions, although biopsy is often needed for more specific histopathological diagnosis.

In order to truly have an impact on a more specific asthma diagnosis, modulated treatment and patient's recommendation, these challenges have to be approached in the next decade of asthma research.

The combination of main criteria and secondary criteria could lead to a more specific subgroup diagnosis (Fig.  9).

The two major topics have been (a) characterization of biomarkers for more specific cancer diagnosis and prognosis; (b) identification of biomarkers for progression evaluation and therapeutic responsivity.

We specifically aimed at including normal host tissue in the specimen to facilitate a more specific pathologic diagnosis unless the needle pass was likely to touch a vessel, in which case a shorter stroke was selected.