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All the test outcomes are finally collected by the sink and decoded by using a suitable diagnosis algorithm.
The last possible and more suitable diagnosis is that of "Headache attributed to transient ischemic attack (TIA)"—ICHD-II "6.1.2" (Table 1).
For suitable diagnosis and treatment, rapid and accurate identification of etiologic agents in clinical samples using reliable molecular based method is required.
By enhancing the new imaging techniques, it helps the doctors to observe and track the occurrence and growth of tumor-affected regions at different stages so that they can take provide suitable diagnosis with these images scanning.
The design of a novel approach for automatic abnormalities detection and localization using a multichannel EEG signal for newborn is necessary to help the specialists to detect the presence of different abnormalities by interpreting the EEG signal in terms of abnormality type and its source localization, and to decide on a suitable diagnosis.
BDS has certain advantages compared with existing labels: it is based on empirical research, 3, 5, 6 it provides needed explanatory models, 7 and, as it is an overarching diagnosis, it may replace the numerous overlapping categories of functional somatic syndromes and somatoform disorders that tend to challenge a GP's decision when selecting the most suitable diagnosis for a patient.
Most of the existing vibration transfer path analysis techniques are empirical which are suitable for diagnosis and troubleshooting purpose.
Earlobe arterialized capillary blood gas analysis can be used to estimate arterial gas content and may be suitable for diagnosis and management of critically ill patients.
For our experiment, we set a correlation value of 0.75 between neighboring frames to decide if the computed intermediate frame is suitable for diagnosis.
Advances in telecommunication and online service solutions help to bridge the digital divide between rural and urban healthcare services, enabling provision of suitable medical diagnosis and treatment consultations.
The first ones are based on complex models and tipically are suitable for diagnosis purposes, while the latter estimate the torque by means of static maps.
