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Usage examples of diagnose.

She was clearly the only one at court with any formal training, but his impression of her was one of a minor degree of talent, enough to teach children the rudiments of control, diagnose threshold sickness, ease a fever, or cast truthspell.

This year alone, more than a million new diagnoses of major cancers will be made and about five hundred and fifty thousand Americans will die of cancer, an average of fifteen hundred a day.

War I modernity, DeLillo attempts to diagnose through its pre-history the spiritual disconnectedness of post-Cold War post-modernity.

All the doctors I work with now believe in telling patients their diagnoses.

When she bad first been diagnosed two years earlier, the doctors had assured her that it would be a matter of years before the cancer needed any kind of treatment.

Besides this morbid nervousness, there were fits which are difficult to diagnose.

He had a history of withdrawal and fragmentary delusions, and was diagnosed as schizophrenic of the disorganized or hebephrenic type.

You can trace his original attitude, when he was diagnosed with diabetes in 1950, at age 19, to his early flirtation with Kierkegaardian existentialism.

The number of years a child diagnosed with leukaemia can expect to live has been increasing progressively, year by year.

During his last month of third grade, their elder son, Toby, was diagnosed with acute lymphocytic leukemia.

Emma Eldridge had lost more than twenty pounds since her daughter was diagnosed with Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia.

He read down the long lists of multisyllabic diagnoses, but none of them seemed to feel exactly right.

Out of those five or six hundred patients, how many have you personally diagnosed with Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy?

I was in medical school I was diagnosed with acute myelocytic leukemia .

In that summer of 1953 Sister Mary Philomel was diagnosed as having cancer of the stomach.