diagnostician

The only good thing from their point of view was that they were better off than the Diagnosticians.

As the Diagnostician talked on, there was no mention of these things.

Before she could reply, the Diagnostician was speaking again, to everyone.

And why so many Diagnosticians to meet it in the first place?"

And now, for the period of assessment as acting Diagnostician, the problems were his.

None were, according to the diagnostician, more than 2 percent probable.

He was also responsible for the hospital's medical elite, the Diagnosticians.

There were few jobs more demanding than that of a Diagnostician.

This article uses diagnostician as any of these person categories.

He knew a couple of very good diagnosticians who would see her without an appointment, as a favor to him.

I mean to tell you that you are a poor diagnostician.

Sheldon's a great diagnostician, so I put a lot of weight on his impressions.

The Diagnostician was suddenly overcome by an attack of coughing.

Consider for example the maintenance engineer operating as a diagnostician.

"What are a couple of busy Diagnosticians doing here?"

What we need is a diagnostician to tell us what the symptom means.

He notes this as would any diagnostician, looking off into the middle distance, having pondered the evidence.

I am not much of a gardener and even less of a diagnostician.

The observer had become a diagnostician; he was fast becoming a prophet.

"When you get out of the diagnostician, you start a four weeks vacation."

"The hospital is giving you the chance," he ended very seriously, "to try for Diagnostician."

"I am not a medical diagnostician," Data informed him.

The Diagnostician was also looking at the replaced limb.

I have obtained the names of the three best diagnosticians in New York.