Sentence examples for a necessary examination from inspiring English sources

There is no doubt that there has been a necessary examination of the framework for conducting police and media relationships as forces react – and sometimes overreact – to the phone-hacking scandal and the Leveson inquiry.

Maurez made the necessary examination and then took Eliza to her brothel, where she was sedated with chloroform - the normal preliminary to violation.

"Doctors carried out the necessary examination and took the decision to operate on her on the spot".

"Doctors carried out the necessary examination and took the decision to operate on her on the spot," the Russian federation said in a statement.

The presence of spicules is confirmed for Aitengidae sp., and the "parasites" described for A. ater might represent spicules instead (T. Neusser, pers. comm).. Re-examination of the doubtful "ascus" in A. ater is necessary; examination of Aitengidae sp. showed no true (i.e. sacoglossan-like) ascus containing old teeth, just a radula slightly bent at the end (own unpublished data).

As with criminal laws and procedures, some say the nation's civil law, or tort, system is now undergoing a necessary re-examination because of the terrorist attacks.

Just as raw and refreshing are Mr. Levinstein's "Coney Island" (1954), an aggressive close-up of a sunbather, and Mr. Winogrand's street shot "New York, 1965 (Blonde woman with wind-blown hair)." "Then and Now" isn't just a birthday party; it's a necessary self-examination.

In that latter situation, only patients having undergone the necessary examinations will be included in the analyses.

Over 95% of responding patients reported (complete or reasonable) 'trust in the correctness of diagnosis' and that 'all necessary examinations had been done'.

Experience with conducting the necessary examinations, as well as the linguistic and cultural validity of instrument translations, may affect trial outcomes.

Several studies have shown that the use of BI-RADS in a clinical setting can be useful in predicting the presence of malignancy and improving the choice and efficiency of further necessary examinations [ 6– 9].