diagnosable

And because their wrapping behavior is well-defined, it basically means that unintended wrapping is not diagnosable as an error (without generating reams of false positives).

An estimated 26% suffer from a diagnosable mental disorder in a calendar year (shout out to anxiety disorders!).

Plenty of people who don't have anything like a diagnosable mental illness enjoy being assholes just because.

IMO you need first and foremost a mature development team that releases operable, diagnosable and fixable (micro)services.

About 30 to 50% of the population will have diagnosable mental illness at some point in life.

Yet one in four adults in America suffers from a diagnosable mental disorder in any given year.

Do you think that people who are not clinically depressed (or suffering similar symptoms as part of another diagnosable illness; e.g.

Even the many who aren't diagnosable may be closer to autistic than to average.

Most people who act like jerks do not have any kind of diagnosable disorder.

Apart from people with diagnosable mental disorders, I mean.

Nearsighted is trivially diagnosable, and it's mainly a physical problem.

Couple this with the fact that up through 9.6k or some negotiation problems were audibly diagnosable and the feature itself made sense up to a point.

The difference between "personality trait" and diagnosable illness is whether or not it causes you or others significant problems.

I'm not saying you can't or shouldn't feel a certain way, but diagnosable depressing is often more complex than "I over-exerted myself".

"The final say on overall data sizes" is such a tiny, trivial concern compared to using a language where failure is understandable, reliably diagnosable.