Sentence examples for systematic diagnosis from inspiring English sources

An approach to the systematic diagnosis and improvement of software in use is described in this Chapter.

The Mohists answer neither question explicitly.[36] Nor do they offer a principled or systematic diagnosis of the failures of linguistic parallelism.

The Danis Weber and Lauge-Hansen classification systems are useful for systematic diagnosis and formulation of a treatment plan of specific fracture patterns and ligamentous injuries.

Research on the efficacy of antidepressant therapy for depressive symptoms in Alzheimer disease has been hampered by lack of systematic diagnosis, small sample sizes, and short-term follow up.

Based on an analysis of eighteen semidirective interviews, this study demonstrated the absence of a systematic diagnosis of the patient's spiritual situation and also that the most important notion, from the point of view of the healthcare giver, is the patient's "search for a meaning of life" rather than one of "spiritual needs" which do not truly correspond to a real-life perception.

This approach ensures the systematic diagnosis of HIV and thereby facilitating patients' access to HIV services.

This article develops a methodology aimed at generating a systematic social diagnosis of social and natural landscapes.

We would expect to get narrower confidence intervals with longer time series, although it is difficult to sustain the systematic virological diagnosis of all ARD admissions on an ongoing basis to provide the virologically confirmed independent validation of the estimates.

Even though systematic, algorithmic diagnosis of asthma is cost-effective, asthma misdiagnosis could be as common as 30% [ 72- 74].

We believe that a thorough systematic differential diagnosis approach will allow comprehensive examination of the patient including an examination of the lymph nodes and may thus minimize the possibility of overlooking tuberculosis.

The thoughts and feelings activated by the non-analytical system can be reflected upon by the analytical system, and if they are considered useful, analytical strategies such as systematic differential diagnosis, decision tools and causal reasoning about disease processes may be applied(Moulton et al. 2007).