Sentence examples for work diagnosing from inspiring English sources
Spacecraft operators got to work diagnosing the problem and coming up with new plans.
In December of 2010, Oregón's primary-care doctor detected early signs of liver damage — the beginning of a condition called cirrhosis — in his blood work, diagnosing it as a result of hepatitis C infection.
1962 India's Defenses Studied NEW DELHI — Indian generals laid bare the flesh and bones of their defense capabilities today [Nov. 23], and military experts from the United States and the United Kingdom set to work diagnosing the problems.
In this study the orthopedic surgeons had to add the procedure of filling out the form to their usual work, diagnosing and treating the patient.
The physician must determine that an injury or illness is caused by work, diagnose the problem, prescribe care, and assess the extent of impairment and the ability of the worker to resume work.
Dotted with intermittent touches of Lothian-speak, the voice sometimes falters, becoming too knowing and pedantic, or drifts into social work diagnoses, statistics, newspaper stories and other crude forms of explanation that drain the life out the story.
Concordance of claims using work and Medicare diagnoses are presented in terms of the proportion of "caught" diagnoses, or work diagnoses affirmed by a repeat diagnosis on Medicare.
AK carried out substantial part of the work by diagnosing the patients, treating and following up them, analyzing the acquired data and made a draft manuscript to finalize it upon suggestions and advice from the other authors.
One of the first observable effects of breast screening is the capability to diagnose cancer before it would have occurred symptomatically, since screening works by diagnosing breast cancer at an earlier and more treatable stage [ 7].
The case control study included incident lung cancer cases from the Wismut work force diagnosed between 1991 and 1999 who predominately started work in the early years and experienced a long survival time.
A recent Macmillan survey showed that 57% of cancer survivors who were in work when diagnosed had to give up their job or change roles as a result of their diagnosis.
