Sentence examples for utility to diagnose from inspiring English sources

While commonly used plasma protein assays rely on organ-specific origins, nearly all nucleic acid in whole blood is derived from white blood cells limiting their utility to diagnose non-immune disorders.

Current routine screening coagulation tests (RSCTs), such as activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) and prothrombin time (PT), have limited utility to diagnose early trauma coagulopathies and direct their treatment.

We therefore set out to test and compare EVH and MCT and their utility to diagnose exercise-induced asthma in elite athletes with a disability, in particular in athletes with spinal cord injury.

This technique is safe and appears to provide equivalent or superior diagnostic yields when sampling malignant lesions, as suggested by others, with our study also highlighting its utility to diagnose benign airway lesions.

Glatt, I. et al. Utility of Hovmöller diagrams to diagnose Rossby wave trains.

Camargo and colleagues [ 5] assessed the utility of tracheal aspirates to diagnose ventilator-associated pneumonia in mechanically ventilated patients.

To provide an educational exhibit to highlight the utility of molecular imaging to diagnose, stage and characterise pheochromocytoma (PCC) and paragangliomas (PGL) phenotype and guide patient management.

We also evaluated the utility of using VSMA/ Vpanc to diagnose early CP.

Data reporting on the testing of gastric aspirate and stool samples for diagnosis of pulmonary TB were also included, as were studies examining the utility of testing urine samples to diagnose disseminated TB in HIV-infected patients.

Ours is the first study to examine the utility of these urine cytokines to diagnose AKI in patients with native kidneys; thus, further studies will need to be performed to determine whether urine IL-6 or other urine cytokines are useful to diagnose AKI in conditions other than post-cardiopulmonary bypass.

This case demonstrates the utility of ED physician performing echocardiography to diagnose a dilated LA with a thrombus as the source of diffuse emboli.