Sentence examples for prognosis made from inspiring English sources

The rest of Alexander's prognosis made sense, however.

Mr. Moser, meantime, has already outlived his doctor's prognosis, made in early 2008, that he had a year to live.

Poor critical illness related outcomes and cancer prognosis made it straightforward to reach consensus and rationalise decisions.

Negative comments were recorded, and defined as comments regarding a patient's poor progress or prognosis made at the bedside during the ward round.

One can and must have doubts, obviously of a merely probabilistic character, about diagnosis and prognosis made in the first hours of life.

It is also of clear benefit to the patient to have the prognosis made in terms of their life expectancy, and this might have considerable impact on patients' uptake of testing.

The prognosis makes an odd contrast to the rush of outlandishly coifed competitors who overrun the town, led by Phil's old nemesis on the circuit (Bill Nighy).

Even the widely used medical database PubMed, maintained by the National Library of Medicine, had no specific indexing category for prognosis, making finding any published study on the subject like searching for a book in a library before the Dewey Decimal System.

Will stronger ones ignore the design flaws that make the single currency needlessly unstable?A hopeful prognosis makes sense only if leaders use a moment of relief to push through structural reforms, remove barriers to the single market, enhance the firewall against contagion and move towards greater fiscal union.

MRI helps not only to accurately demonstrate disease extension but also to predict prognosis, make therapy decisions, and monitor therapy [11, 12].

Historically, a large percentage of these boys have undergone surgical repair with the belief that such early presentation carried a worse prognosis, making assessment of longitudinal outcomes difficult.