英语词汇“diagnostic”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

diagnostic

/dʌɪəɡˈnɒstɪk

adjective

1Concerned with the diagnosis of illness or other problems: a diagnostic tool...

Pneumatic otoscopy and tympanometry are useful diagnostic tools for managing otitis media with effusion.
Further research is needed to provide general practitioners with easy to use diagnostic tools to differentiate bacterial from viral conjunctivitis to tailor antibiotic prescriptions.
Physicians have few diagnostic tools to detect the scars and growths of endometriosis.

1.1(Of a symptom) distinctive, and so indicating the nature of an illness: there are fifteen infections which are diagnostic of AIDS...

This use of medication is different from the more traditional use to address Axis I diagnostic symptoms.
Major ophthalmological textbooks list several signs and symptoms as being diagnostic for the cause of acute infectious conjunctivitis.
A serum prolactin concentration of > 1000 IU / l is diagnostic and usually indicates a microadenoma.

2Characteristic of a particular species, genus, or phenomenon: the diagnostic character of having not one but two pairs of antennae...

The former is considered to be among the diagnostic characteristics of that genus, and the latter is shared by most but not all species of Hyolithes.
This is because the limits of the circumscription of an ICZN-taxon can only be approximated using the species and diagnostic characters listed by the author.
The only diagnostic characters the type species has are the straight anterior border with a central raised area and a tapered glabella.

noun

1A distinctive symptom or characteristic.But anaphora has never been taken seriously as a diagnostic for such a distinction....

Always a good diagnostic about what the wingers hate and fear, eh?
The insertion of mega-brand convenience stores like these into fragile local business ecologies will be a powerful diagnostic for their health.

1.1 Computing A program or routine that helps a user to identify errors.The desktop interface puts the diagnostics on the computer screen's tray bar....

Monitoring, diagnostics and software updates all have to go through the service provider.
It took a while to figure out that the reason there were no diagnostics in the error log for the initial set of transactions was simply because the Linux Hub already had run the first few dozen transactions successfully!

2 (diagnostics) The practice or techniques of diagnosis: advanced medical diagnostics...

Current applications of virtual reality in preoperative diagnostics include gastroscopy, bronchoscopy, and colonoscopy.
The researchers explain that a similar problem exists in the development of better magnetic imaging tools for medical diagnostics.
Now they appear to on the verge of a solution: a new imaging technique in medical diagnostics, called Optical Coherence Tomography.

Derivatives

diagnostically

/ˌdʌɪəɡˈnɒstɪkli

/ adverb ...

Now we want to combine this technique with measurements of certain Alzheimer-related proteins found in the cerebrospinal fluid, to get an even more diagnostically specific assessment.
However, the substance abuse can trigger or worsen personality disorders, or produce a syndrome that is diagnostically compatible with personality disorders.
Although protoporphyrin was associated with a large proportion of our abnormal measurements, it was not found to be diagnostically useful.

diagnostician

/dʌɪəɡnɒˈstɪʃ(ə)n

/ noun ...

He is probably one of the best diagnosticians I have ever encountered.
Using this website, WrongDiagnosis.com, I've been able to find out exactly what is wrong with me, before even the professional diagnosticians have got it worked out!
And, the growing acceptance of these instruments in the measurement of problem behaviors many expedite the work of many school psychologists, counselors, and diagnosticians.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Greek diagnōstikos 'able to distinguish', from diagignōskein 'distinguish'; the noun from hē diagnōstikē tekhnē 'the art of distinguishing (disease)'.

单词	diagnostic
释义	diagnostic /dʌɪəɡˈnɒstɪk / adjective 1Concerned with the diagnosis of illness or other problems: a diagnostic tool... Pneumatic otoscopy and tympanometry are useful diagnostic tools for managing otitis media with effusion. Further research is needed to provide general practitioners with easy to use diagnostic tools to differentiate bacterial from viral conjunctivitis to tailor antibiotic prescriptions. Physicians have few diagnostic tools to detect the scars and growths of endometriosis. 1.1(Of a symptom) distinctive, and so indicating the nature of an illness: there are fifteen infections which are diagnostic of* AIDS... This use of medication is different from the more traditional use to address Axis I diagnostic symptoms. Major ophthalmological textbooks list several signs and symptoms as being diagnostic for the cause of acute infectious conjunctivitis. A serum prolactin concentration of > 1000 IU / l is diagnostic and usually indicates a microadenoma. 2Characteristic of a particular species, genus, or phenomenon: the diagnostic character of having not one but two pairs of antennae... The former is considered to be among the diagnostic characteristics of that genus, and the latter is shared by most but not all species of Hyolithes. This is because the limits of the circumscription of an ICZN-taxon can only be approximated using the species and diagnostic characters listed by the author. The only diagnostic characters the type species has are the straight anterior border with a central raised area and a tapered glabella. noun 1A distinctive symptom or characteristic.But anaphora has never been taken seriously as a diagnostic for such a distinction.... Always a good diagnostic about what the wingers hate and fear, eh? The insertion of mega-brand convenience stores like these into fragile local business ecologies will be a powerful diagnostic for their health. 1.1 Computing* A program or routine that helps a user to identify errors.The desktop interface puts the diagnostics on the computer screen's tray bar.... Monitoring, diagnostics and software updates all have to go through the service provider. It took a while to figure out that the reason there were no diagnostics in the error log for the initial set of transactions was simply because the Linux Hub already had run the first few dozen transactions successfully! 2 (diagnostics) The practice or techniques of diagnosis: advanced medical diagnostics... Current applications of virtual reality in preoperative diagnostics include gastroscopy, bronchoscopy, and colonoscopy. The researchers explain that a similar problem exists in the development of better magnetic imaging tools for medical diagnostics. Now they appear to on the verge of a solution: a new imaging technique in medical diagnostics, called Optical Coherence Tomography. Derivatives diagnostically /ˌdʌɪəɡˈnɒstɪkli / adverb ... Now we want to combine this technique with measurements of certain Alzheimer-related proteins found in the cerebrospinal fluid, to get an even more diagnostically specific assessment. However, the substance abuse can trigger or worsen personality disorders, or produce a syndrome that is diagnostically compatible with personality disorders. Although protoporphyrin was associated with a large proportion of our abnormal measurements, it was not found to be diagnostically useful. diagnostician /dʌɪəɡnɒˈstɪʃ(ə)n / noun ... He is probably one of the best diagnosticians I have ever encountered. Using this website, WrongDiagnosis.com, I've been able to find out exactly what is wrong with me, before even the professional diagnosticians have got it worked out! And, the growing acceptance of these instruments in the measurement of problem behaviors many expedite the work of many school psychologists, counselors, and diagnosticians. Origin Early 17th century: from Greek diagnōstikos 'able to distinguish', from diagignōskein 'distinguish'; the noun from hē diagnōstikē tekhnē 'the art of distinguishing (disease)'. Rhymes acrostic, agnostic, gnostic, prognostic
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