Diagnostic testing definition

Diagnostic testing means all of the following:

Diagnostic testing means testing administered for the

Diagnostic testing means testing for the purpose of diagnosis, prognosis, monitoring, screening or predicting a disease or condition in a human, or selecting a therapeutic or prophylactic regimen; excluding screening of newborn infants for metabolic or other disorders in fields other than in the Molecular Analyte Field using GenMark e-Detection.

Examples of Diagnostic testing in a sentence

• For the avoidance of doubt, such license shall not include any right to use Centogene Background Intellectual Property and/or New General Diagnostic Testing Intellectual Property for the performance of diagnostic testing activities.

• Centogene hereby grants to Shire and any Shire Group Company a non-exclusive, worldwide, fully paid-up, irrevocable and transferable license, with the right to grant sublicenses, to the Centogene Background Intellectual Property and New General Diagnostic Testing Intellectual Property only to the extent necessary or useful to develop, test, manufacture, market, commercialize and make any other use of the Project Results.

• The Parties are aware of the importance of the Contract DBS Test Kits’ conformity with Applicable Laws, in particular the informed consent forms’ conformity with applicable data protection and gene diagnostic laws in each agreed country of the Territory as well as in the country where the Diagnostic Testing Services are performed.

• The Parties are aware of the importance of the Customized DBS Test Kits' conformity with Applicable Laws, in particular the informed consent forms' conformity with Applicable Data Protection Laws and gene diagnostic laws in each agreed country of the Territory as well as in the country where the Diagnostic Testing Services are performed.

• Outpatient Laboratory Diagnostic Testing The Contractor is responsible to provide a source for outpatient laboratory diagnostic testing for orders placed by the MP.

More Definitions of Diagnostic testing

Diagnostic testing means a procedure for assessing the function of the cardiopulmonary system and diagnosing cardiopulmonary disease or sleep related disorders.

Diagnostic testing means procedures used to exclude the existence of conditions other than nervous or mental disorders or alcoholism or other drug abuse problems.

Diagnostic testing means Medical evaluations as prescribed by a Physician/Provider, to diagnose an Illness or Injury.

Diagnostic testing means one of the Acceptance Tests, as specified in a Category Agreement or Transaction Agreement.

Diagnostic testing means HIV testing done on an individual who shows signs and symptoms that are consistent with HIV infection to aid clinical diagnosis and management;

Diagnostic testing means Medical evaluations as prescribed by a Physician/Provider, to diagnosean Illness or Injury.

Diagnostic testing means a genetic test performed in a symptomatic individual to confirm or exclude a genetic condition. This is usually not very different from other medical tests performed in order to achieve a diagnosis, except for the possible involvement of relatives or implications concerning them. Pre-test genetic counselling may not always be necessary. As in case of any medical test, there should be free and informed consent which includes pre-test information, minimally what the test is for and what its implications are for the tested and for the family. If the test result is positive, the patient and the relatives should be offered genetic counselling. Even when the test result is negative, genetic counselling may be indicated.