And the size difference, Dr. Castellanos said, could not be used to diagnose the disorder, because the difference was calculated using group averages and did not necessarily apply in individual cases.
Lens efficiency measurements compared the central region to the entire lens, also using hot and cold mirror measurements to diagnose differences in performance.
Analysis of spherical harmonic spectra is a powerful way to diagnose differences in amplitude between models but tells us little about how well they are correlated.
Heart failure can be difficult to diagnose, and the absence of any difference in mortality from heart disease, might suggest that it could have been over-diagnosed.
This need not exclude the use of these discriminatory peaks in the development of ANNs to diagnose cancer if the observed differences are suitable for the purpose.
To diagnose gout in women, knowledge of these differences is essential, and more research is needed to understand and explain the differences, especially in the general population.
Perhaps one idea is to very quickly and rapidly diagnose somebody to tell the difference between a bacterial infection and a viral infection.
Postinstructional assessment may have several purposes: to discover when classes or year groups have reached some minimum level of competence, to produce a measure of individual differences, or to diagnose individual learning-thinking difficulties.
Differences in how ITBS was diagnosed indicates that international consensus to diagnose ITBS is required.
OA sera were analyzed together with repeated analysis of RA sera, enabling direct comparison of both diagnoses; the difference was again highly significant (P < 0.0001).
