diagnosable , auch: diagnoseable

In the end, 33 were found to have diagnosable eating disorders.

Chronic pain with no diagnosable cause can occur in any part of the body.

Others may have the fear without any diagnosable reason.

For example, 25 percent of those with major depression have a diagnosable substance abuse problem, he said.

Meanwhile, the goal for now is to make this disease diagnosable sooner.

About 30 percent of Americans experience some diagnosable mental disorder in a typical year.

"Mexico was relatively clean, one country with a diagnosable set of problems," a senior Administration official said recently.

Most individuals with a diagnosable mental illness pose no risk to society.

The report says that "22 percent of the population has a diagnosable mental disorder," as suggested by several recent studies.

However, many people not suffering from diagnosable mental illness may sometimes hear voices as well.

Specific and direct harm medically diagnosable even in early pregnancy may be involved.

But, it says, "nearly two-thirds of all people with diagnosable mental disorders do not seek treatment."

Over 90% of people who die by suicide have clinical depression or another diagnosable mental disorder.

It's not as simple as a diagnosable case of memory masochism.

Engagement in life itself, he suggested drily, has become a diagnosable mental illness.

Fifty to 75 percent of incarcerated youths have a diagnosable mental health disorder.

All four species described were declared a single diagnosable species by Thomson, 2000.

In fact, of the 10 most common complaints in primary care, less than 16% had a diagnosable physical etiology.

But the two researchers suggest that mental illnesses may someday be diagnosable by looking at such brain scans alone.

It recommended that access to treatment on an outpatient basis before a child develops a diagnosable disorder be increased.

"Years ago it was only diagnosable when there was a palpable lump.

Also, some of the schizophrenic related symptoms are often found in children without schizophrenia or any other diagnosable disorder.

The boundary between a "normal response" to the rigors of shift work and a diagnosable disorder is not sharp.

Sexual arousal in association with objects that were designed for sexual purposes is not diagnosable.

Such pathologies might not be diagnosable until years after the war's end, but Troi was certain they would manifest eventually.