Sentence examples for very diagnostic from inspiring English sources
A test score, he said, "is not very diagnostic.
And he points rightly to the conflicting data on genes that might be relevant to schizophrenia, but doesn't take on board the claims by many psychiatrists that the very diagnostic category itself is insecure and that maybe it should be abandoned.
For instance, V p measured from one core sample may not be very diagnostic of lithology as it cannot be used to map shales and sandstones across a reservoir with accuracy.
Some fatty acids did show a quantitative difference in the different strains (Table 2) although with just one strain representing each species, these differences may be not very diagnostic.
There's been research showing, for example, that how you respond if your partner interrupts you while you're doing something is very diagnostic of how good the relationship's going to be.
7 At this cut-off level, ANA has very high diagnostic sensitivity for SLE, but low diagnostic specificity, with close to 5% prevalence among healthy female blood donors.
With a very high diagnostic yield for lymphoma typing and a high diagnostic yield for complete lymphoma subtyping/grading a therapeutic decision can be taken in most patients.
"We've got to do a very comprehensive diagnostic," he said.
For too long Kanner adhered to his definition of autism as a rare childhood condition with very strict diagnostic criteria.
The relative amplitude of these two kinds of waves is a very important diagnostic of the physics of the inflationary era.
