Sentence examples for precisely diagnose from inspiring English sources
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.
In the present case, the excised splenic tissue had a firm capsule but did not present apparent hilum or white pulp area, and thus, we could not precisely diagnose as an accessory spleen or splenosis.
As late as two years ago, Defense Department officials acknowledged to The Huffington Post that they had no precise definition of mild TBI, did not understand the mechanisms that cause the brain injury and could not precisely diagnose what had become the most common cause of combat casualties in Iraq and Afghanistan.
"After more than a decade of war the U.S. military cannot precisely diagnose concussion-related brain injuries resulting from the bomb blasts that are the most common cause of combat casualties," HuffPost's Pulitzer Prize winning reporter David Wood wrote in a recent article.
Our study points out obstacles with the use of PTH to precisely diagnose SHPT.
Accounting for nearly a quarter of global disability, psychiatric disorders represent a pervasive societal challenge (Whiteford et al., 2013), making the need to precisely diagnose and treat these disorders urgent.
But in fact her condition seems more dire, though never precisely diagnosed.
The aim of this study was to determine if 3-dimensional (3D) shape analysis precisely diagnoses right and left differences in asymmetry patients.
In the present case, we precisely diagnosed a spinal epidural abscess resulting from an ileal pouch spinal fistula, and assessed the neurologic impairment as stage 2 disease.
In our study, not Helicobacter pylori infection but chronic gastritis itself was precisely diagnosed on the basis of gastric atrophy and/or hypertrophic thickened folds in double-contrast barium X-ray images of the stomach [ 9, 10].
The most commonly prescribed psychiatric drugs are effective for many diagnoses, precisely because those diagnoses have underlying features in common.
