Sentences with phrase «diagnostician of»

BOOKS: «ROLLING BREAKS» Aljean Harmetz is The New York Times» diagnostician of the industry.

In this volume Niebuhr established his reputation as the diagnostician of sin in its subtle and blatant forms, and was to lead Emil Brunner to comment that sin was the concept that «became one of the main pillars of his thought structure.

Hopkins says that «clergymen were among the leading diagnosticians of the industrial maladjustments of the late «seventies, «13 and their work became more thorough in later decades.

- USA Today «One of our most astute diagnosticians of contemporary experience, conflict, unhappiness, and regret.»

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Unlike tests for emotional instability, personality disorder, or other psychiatric disorders that some armchair diagnosticians have speculated Trump may have, assessments of cognitive status are relatively objective and quantitative.

Deep Genomics» system can help diagnosticians make sense of these mystery mutations so that treatment can proceed.

For example, labs take DNA samples from patients being tested for cancer and runs tests to detect if mutations typically associated with cancer are present; a diagnostician then examines those genetic mutations and compares them to known instances; finally, based on that information a physician recommends a course of treatment.

«It allows the diagnostician to more quickly produce the report, and gives them a whole new level of information to figure out what the problem is,» Frey says.

Even Dr. House and his team of ace diagnosticians may claim at times that something is likely wrong with the MRI machine when the image it has generated does not support their current diagnosis.

As his friend and critic Stephen Spender has observed, Auden's stance in his early poetry is that of a diagnostician: he describes the symptoms of the social and spiritual problems of the age and prescribes love as the proper cure.

Your child's teacher or preschool director may be a good source for names of private educational diagnosticians.

A new study by Kansas State University veterinary diagnosticians finds that pets with out - of - date rabies vaccinations are very unlikely to develop the fatal disease if given a rabies booster immediately after exposure to the virus.

Conversely, the mental health status of the adoptees was unknown to the diagnosticians who rated the biological mothers.

Dr. Solberg is also diagnostician and head therapist in his private Yoga Therapy clinic and is a leading lecturer at various academic colleges in Israel in the fields of Human Anatomy, Kinesiology and rehabilitative movement.

Dr. Loren Fishman: In over three decades of practice, Dr. Loren Fishman has gained an international reputation as a back pain specialist, a diagnostician and a pioneer in the treatment of many disorders, including piriformis syndrome and rotator cuff tear.

(I have long given medical students in my clinics a copy of The Complete Works of Sherlock Holmes, a collection informed by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's medical training; Holmes was reportedly modeled on a diagnostician from whom Doyle took instruction in medical school in Edinburgh.)

A certified educator and qualified diagnostician, she is passionate about helping students of all abilities, especially those with learning differences and disabilities, to attain their academic goals.

Over the last 10 - to - 15 years, education diagnosticians and physicians have become more aware of the characteristics and diagnostic criteria for identifying individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs).

In this view, the teacher functions as an educational diagnostician who — using formative assessment techniques instead of a stethoscope — listens carefully to student thinking; processes it against what he or she knows about the subject at hand, how students learn, and the goals of a lesson.

Twice exceptional students are often lost in the school or IEP system, have their talents neglected in favor of remediation, or confuse diagnosticians so they do not qualify for much needed differentiated, specialized instruction they need for their gifts and to address their dyslexia.

Arden taught elementary special education for 6 years, worked as a diagnostician for the California Department of Education, and served as adjunct faculty at California State University, Fresno.

How do the findings of other diagnosticians fit with these test results to create a comprehensive picture of the whole child?

Dr. Burcham is a veterinary diagnostician currently practicing at the southern Indiana branch of the Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory (Heeke ADDL) located in Dubois, Indiana.

He is an excellent veterinary diagnostician and surgeon with a particular interest in break through therapies for the treatment of cancer in pet patients.

These facts are of particular importance to veterinarians, physicians, diagnosticians, public health officials, and pet owners as an increasing number of animals have been identified as reservoir host for zoonotic Bartonella species.

A graduate of Ohio State University, Dr. Kyle's focus as both an excellent diagnostician and surgeon have allowed her to build a practice dedicated to the people and pets she serves.

I had occasion to have to visit a specialist and the specialist said that Dr. Saslow is one of the finest veterinary diagnosticians he's ever met.

Dr. Rovira has been working as a large animal diagnostician at the University of Minnesota Veterinary Diagnostic Lab (VDL) since 2008.

Dr. Clarke is one of the best diagnosticians we have ever worked with and she has such a genuine love for her patients.

Taking the position of cultural diagnostician, Gauguin suggests that if artists were to sway their creations to align with the opinions of the «literati,» discourse would stagnate and art would fail to evolve.

The reality for most of the signatories of the rebuttal letter is that they are more akin to medical technicians — making sure the thermometers gauging a fever are reliable — and radiologists — interpreting a CT scan — than diagnosticians prescribing the appropriate treatment.

In deepest Africa one gets precisely these same words from self - taught shamanic diagnosticians who can explain everything as the fault of the victim of circumstance with a universal.

Diagnosis remains an art as much as a science but that has not stopped the onward march of technology, with AI and big data seeking to chip away at the role of diagnostician and decision maker.

LM With the rapid progression in medical technology and a greater global reliance on big data, the role of the doctor as sole diagnostician is changing dramatically.

The speed of data processing and connectivity have made possible, for example, the autonomous vehicle, the real - time multi-language earbud translator, and the long - distance AI - assisted medical diagnostician.

Independent diagnostician with collaborative talent in working well with multiple departments, units, disciplines and personnel cohesively toward betterment of patients.

He is a skilled analyst and diagnostician, able to assess a complex set of criteria and provide a detailed technical solutions.

I am a skilled diagnostician with experience in treating a wide range of problems including anxiety (stress, panic, worrying, health anxiety, etc.), depression, and relationship issues.

Throughout the study, one of us (D.J.M.) monitored rater drift through reviewing audiotapes of SCID interviews and providing the diagnosticians with corrective feedback.

To diagnose an individual with a paraphilia, the psychologist or other diagnostician must confirm recurrent, intense, sexually arousing feelings, fantasies, or behaviors over a period of at least six months.

Diagnosing attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in adults is difficult when diagnosticians can not establish onset prior to the DSM - IV criterion of age 7 or if the number of symptoms does not achieve the DSM threshold for diagnosis.