Sentence examples for to diagnose a problem from inspiring English sources

But on strictly baseball terms he was confident enough to diagnose a problem.

It has evolved into a way for mechanics to plug their computers into the port to diagnose a problem.

But a President who sets out to diagnose a problem had better be able to offer a plausible solution to it.

Most service technicians charge a flat rate to diagnose a problem, and if they can't fix it on the first visit, will not charge for a second visit.

One would be very hard-pressed to find a serious professional historian--I mean a serious historican, not a public health wanker, not a doctor, not a journalist--who believes that syphillis killed the king.Surely, if you were a historian looking to diagnose a problem, the first person you would go to would be a specialist in those sorts of problems.

Whereas today IT staff can easily take several weeks to diagnose a problem by manually sorting through logs, autonomic computing can get it done without human intervention in about 40 minutes, says Mr Ganek.The third goal, Mr Ganek continues, is to make systems "self-optimising".

Checking a serum TSH level is a screening test only, and not truly designed to diagnose a thyroid problem or monitor therapy.

Pharmacists' role is fundamentally different from doctors'; whereas doctors try to diagnose a root problem, pharmacists just try to make the symptoms better.

Finally, an agglomeration may help to diagnose an architectural problem by grouping anomalous code elements that collaborate to the realization of an architectural problem.

In anticipation of its application in the field, the ATR-based IgG assay was evaluated for its capacity to diagnose a clinically relevant problem - the occurrence of FTPI - using an IgG concentration cut-off value of 1000 mg/dL [ 3].

The standard explanation is that, above 3,000 metres, there would be enough time and height for the flight crew to diagnose any problem potentially caused by an errant gizmo and make a correction.