Sentence examples for procedures for diagnosing from inspiring English sources
Though many pain specialists have established clinical procedures for diagnosing fibromyalgia, the clinical label does not explain what is happening neurologically and it does not reflect the full individuality of patients' suffering.
The league and union agreed to other more basic protocols regarding concussion treatment, including mandatory baseline neuropsychological testing for all players, standardized procedures for diagnosing the injury and steps for how players can be cleared to return.
They also instituted mandatory baseline neuropsychological testing for players suspected of having a concussion, standardized procedures for diagnosing the injury and steps for how players can be cleared to return.
The 1986 law fails to outline the guidelines and procedures for diagnosing a person who needs to be accompanied by an emotional support animal.
Procedures for diagnosing pandemic influenza for the purposes of antivirial treatment or prophylaxis varied considerably between and within countries, and varied according to the stage of the epidemic; however some general conclusions can be drawn.
Another environment related factor that is likely to contribute are the criteria and procedures for diagnosing HD, which may differ in different cultures.
At the college level, each team can devise its own procedure for diagnosing and treating concussions.
Electroencephalography is a standard clinical procedure for diagnosing epilepsy, and visual EEG analysis is gold standard.
Spitzer, R. L. et al. Utility of a new procedure for diagnosing mental disorders in primary care: the PRIME-MD 1000 study.
It has proven to be a valid, useful, cost-effective, reliable, and effective procedure for diagnosing dysphagia, for understanding the nature of the swallowing problem, and for guiding treatment.
Transbronchial lung biopsy (TBLB) during flexible bronchoscopy (FB) is the recommended procedure for diagnosing sarcoidosis in most cases, although its yield in stage I disease is reported to be not as high as when parenchymal involvement is radiologically evident.
