Sentence examples for using a simple diagnostic from inspiring English sources

After designing a simulation and implementing it in a software language, we strongly recommend setting a random number generating seed (for perfectly reproducible results) and using a simple diagnostic test to check for errors.

Using a simple diagnostic algorithm, the patients identified in the EHR as having Metabolic syndrome were more than 6 times more likely to develop diabetes, about 42% more likely to develop CHD, and to have higher health resource utilization and health care costs over three years of follow-up compared with individuals identified as not meeting metabolic syndrome diagnosis.

The convenience of using a simple diagnostic test that determines the N-glycosylation status of serum transferrin by isoelectric focusing is perhaps the reason for this over-representation of N-glycosylation pathway components in CDGs (Jaeken et al., 1984; Stibler and Jaeken, 1990; Hennet, 2012).

At the end of the 19th century, it was logical to use a simple diagnostic approach that offered reasonable prognostic validity.

Typing using a simple PCR diagnostic [31] revealed a perfect split among these clusters for 2La karyotypes in Ghana S forms, near perfect in Cameroon S forms (Figure 2), but no no relationship between clustering and 2La inversion karyotypes in Cameroon M forms (Table S2).

The sensor had great potential to be used as a simple diagnostic tool for hippuric acid in human urine which is regarded as a biological index of toluene exposure.

Moreover, ALT may be used as a simple diagnostic tool to identify insulin resistant subjects only in the female population according to our results.

In short, the difference between performance in the delayed (seventh) trial and the first trial can be used as a simple diagnostic tool, at least in the interval of ages between 70 and 89 years.

The current study creates a risk stratification scheme on the day of discharge from a HF admission that can identify the risk for early readmission for HF using a simple scoring system combining device diagnostics information.

The present study suggests that global epigenetic profiling of cfnucleosomes in serum using a simple NuQ® immunoassay-based approach can provide novel diagnostic biomarkers in pancreatic cancer.

A sample size of 250 smear positive patients was calculated using a simple nomogram - a statistical tool for calculation of sample size in diagnostic studies [18].