Sentence examples for qualifying diagnosis from inspiring English sources

Brody wrote in a 12-page opinion: "I am primarily concerned that not all retired NFL football players who ultimately receive a qualifying diagnosis or their (families)... will be paid".

"Even if only 10percentt of retired NFL football players eventually receive a qualifying diagnosis, it is difficult to see how the monetary award fund would have the funds available over its lifespan to pay all claimants at these significant award levels".

"I am primarily concerned that not all Retired NFL Football Players who ultimately receive a Qualifying Diagnosis or their related claimants will be paid," she wrote in an order rejecting the settlement agreement.The main problem is the strict financial cap on the settlement.

More than one qualifying diagnosis for inclusion was found in 31 (22%) of the children.

Total exacerbations included exacerbations of any severity (inpatient, emergency room, ambulatory by qualifying diagnosis, or ambulatory supported by drug therapy).

Participants had to have at least six months' continuous eligibility before the first qualifying diagnosis (index date) and be aged at least 3 and not more than 18 at the index date.

5 19 Individuals <20 years of age or without health insurance coverage at the date of the case-qualifying diagnosis were excluded.

For cases ascertained from hospital discharge abstracts, the date of the case-qualifying diagnosis was the date of hospital admission; for cases ascertained from physician claims, the date of the case-qualifying diagnosis was the date of the physician claim for the second diagnosis within the 730-day period.

Diabetes cases were classified into three mutually exclusive groups: (1) cases ascertained only from hospital discharge abstracts, (2) cases ascertained from physician claims for which the case-qualifying diagnosis was from a FFS physician and (3) cases ascertained from physician claims for which the case-qualifying diagnosis was from a NFFS physician.

The DSM-5 introduces mild neurocognitive disorder (miNCD) as a syndrome that recognizes the potential clinical importance of acquired cognitive deficits being too mild to qualify for diagnosis of dementia.

Maybe 3 to 5percentt of women might get this, while up to 40percentt or so have uncomplicated PMS, and up to 70percentt just occasional symptoms". Because there is not enough research to qualify the diagnosis for regular listing in the manual, Dr. Frances said, it remains in the appendix, though it is also mentioned as a variation of depression.