diagnostics

IPA: daɪʌgnˈɑstɪks

The process of determining the state of or capability of a component to perform its function(s)

Examples of "diagnostics" in Sentences

In fact, I've typo'd "diagnostics" twice in the last month.
I ran the computer's built in diagnostics and it failed the Boot Test.
There are huge opportunities for innovation in diagnostics, devices, delivery systems, and of course, medicines.
They came to study with, or to be treated by, pioneers in diagnostics and therapeutic medicine, such as the pediatrician Béla
Ed Michael, executive vice-president, diagnostic products, at Abbott Laboratories, says the drug company is increasing its investment in diagnostics.
The high cost of the diagnostics is a serious problem because it makes many a parent think long and hard - mainly long - about whether it's necessary at all.
Molotsane, 45, said he would need time to do some "diagnostics" and identify Telkom's business challenges before making statements on his plans for the parastatal.
A key focus is molecular diagnostics, which is transforming human healthcare through the increasing use of technologies to unlock and analyze valuable molecular content from biological materials.
"I think the diagnostics are the same and the path they are going on is more or less the same," said Martin Lousteau, a former Argentine economy minister and minister of production for Buenos Aires province.