Sentence examples for mutually exclusive diagnoses from inspiring English sources
The hypothesis that persistent airway obstruction may develop in asthmatics implies that persistent airway obstruction and reversible obstruction associated with asthma are not mutually exclusive diagnoses However if COPD is regarded as a syndrome; this implies a non-asthmatic inflammatory process [ 5].
Mutually exclusive diagnoses were made for migraine and non-migrainous headache [10].
We did not regard ADHD, ODD, pervasive developmental disorder and mood and anxiety disorders as mutually exclusive diagnoses.
Other conditions, such as central or lateral spinal stenosis, disc herniation, isthmic spondylolisthesis, postoperative instability, and degenerative scoliosis are mutually exclusive diagnoses in the register and they were therefore excluded from the present analysis.
Their results indicated that practitioners generally overestimate the probabilities of each diagnosis, resulting in a total of more than 100% ("subadditivity") for a non-exhaustive list of mutually exclusive diagnoses [ 17].
We tested if Willits had different outcomes than ROC, as measured by admissions with one or more mutually exclusive diagnoses or procedures grouped to the Level 1 CCS body system.
The first three vignettes required the assessment of probabilities for alternative, mutually exclusive and exhaustive, diagnoses.
*Discharge diagnoses not mutually exclusive, percentages represent top three diagnoses given and do not add to 100%.
Strictly applied, the criteria for ICHD diagnoses may be mutually exclusive, but this exclusivity tends to be lost with "probable" diagnoses and, especially, with modifications necessarily made to these criteria (see page 19).
In the questionnaire-based HUNT 3 study, the diagnoses of migraine and TTH were based on information in Q2, and the diagnoses were mutually exclusive.
The diagnoses were mutually exclusive.
