diagnosing
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4.9
- noun
- /ˈdaɪəɡˌnoʊzɪŋ/
- Specialized
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diagnóstico
- The engineer faced difficulties in diagnosing the source of the technical issue.
- self-diagnosing
I mean, right now our, our methods of diagnosing the human brain are extremely primitive.
- I mean, right now our, our methods of diagnosing the human brain are extremely primitive.
- And there are films of me at Mayo Clinic to, to train doctors in diagnosing this.
- What is clear, however, is that diagnosing girls requires other methods than those used for boys.
- By its very nature, diagnosing a learning disability requires clinical judgement.
- This isn't about diagnosing or labeling the spouse or the partner or the parent or the friend or the sibling or the boss.
- And that's significant because we're so poor at diagnosing ovarian cancer early.
- And can I say that we, you know, you talked about our non prowess when it comes to diagnosing vehicular problems.
- But like the diagnosing of that issue and getting on the phone with tech support that daddy's job, right?
Examples
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It also discusses possible ways forward to enable accurate diagnosing of asthma.
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It's it's an institution that is focused on, on diagnosing accurately pulmonary diseases.
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But it's a good point about the mark that you make about about diagnosing mental illness.
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I mean, right now our, our methods of diagnosing the human brain are extremely primitive.
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It's unclear exactly what has caused the increase, but factors could include greater awareness and better diagnosing of the condition, as well as an actual rise in cases, perhaps related to environmental factors.
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Question three also tried to see if there were any significant differences between teachers on the three sub-scales (Preparation, Awareness, and Diagnosing of Symptoms) based on their nationalities, years of experience, and teacher degree levels.
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The doctor explained the process of diagnosing the patient's condition to the family.
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Proper diagnosing of symptoms is crucial for effective treatment in medicine.
Synonyms
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3.8
Finding the cause of a problem, especially in medicine
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3.6
Finding the disease a person has by looking at symptoms and tests
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4.4
A medical test or process to find the cause of a health problem
A process of finding problems in machines or computer programs
A careful study of something in detail to understand it
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Etymology
The word diagnosing comes from Greek parts dia- meaning 'through' and gnosis meaning 'knowledge', so it is like 'knowing through' the clues of a problem. That's why diagnosing means finding the cause of an illness or a machine problem by looking at the signs.