diag
- noun
- Jargon
And so, you know, the diagnosis are all over the map.
- And so, you know, the diagnosis are all over the map.
- All that happens is autism and ADHD diagnosis and proclamations about how great it is that this percentage of.
Examples
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Well, I don't know we're going to substitute diag one for P in the body here.
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The University of Michigan Diag has been transformed into a campaign ad for U.S. President Barack Obama.
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For instance, the Democrats have chalked the University of Michigan campus, making the block "M" on the Diag the center of two intersecting words: "Obama" and "Democrat."
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Listen, true diags, OK diags Gatsby or Jordan Brooke.
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vs = var(As T); Bs = As * diag(vs - 1/2) # Whitening #
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The doctor checked the patient's diag to determine the cause of their symptoms.
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During the meeting, the engineer reviewed the diag to assess the performance of the system.
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In the report, the technician included the diag for the malfunctioning equipment to explain the issues encountered.
Synonyms
Finding the cause of a problem, especially in medicine
Surface Forms
Etymology
Diag is a short form of diagnosis ('finding a medical problem') or sometimes of diagonal ('a slanted line'), so in medical notes it often means a patient's diagnosis and in plans it can mean a diagonal measurement.