Sentence examples for adequate examination of from inspiring English sources

The GP, who now works at Mayford House surgery in Northallerton, North Yorkshire, should have been aware of the injuries to Mousa – but failed to conduct an adequate examination of the body, the MPTS said.

This finding underlines the importance of an adequate examination of the pressure-volume curve during VILI.

Her last submission was in 2005, when the then Attorney General, Peter Goldsmith, said the "interests of justice would not be served by requiring another inquest" as there had been an "adequate examination of the case" by the inquests, the Taylor inquiry and the Stuart-Smith scrutiny of evidence.

Examination of other taxa with restricted dispersal abilities, whose ancestors inhabited the region prior the formation of the Gulf of California, and whose current distribution includes key areas such as the southern Baja peninsula and the southern mainland, will allow for an adequate examination of alternative geological hypotheses.

The profiles verify that the ×50 objective used for Raman mapping allowed adequate examination of the tablet surface in this formulation.

Adequate examination of lymph nodes is important in patients with CRC; because lymph nodes' status is a strong predictor of long term outcome in CRC patients [ 10].

These findings are detected only in the most severe cases and need an adequate examination technique as well as a high degree of suspicion by the examiner.

Bowel gas may prevent adequate examination.

It is critical that studies on type 2 diabetes and cognitive functioning be designed to include women in numbers adequate for examination of gender effects.

Earlier, adequate morphologic examination of the choroid using OCT was not possible mainly due to the presence of pigments in the RPE layer which attenuate the incident light and also due to its posterior location.

However, the precision of the method appears adequate as examination of the five replicate sequential injections showed the method to have a coefficient of variance below 5%; the linearity also appears satisfactory as serial dilutions of a crude ryegrass extract showed no evidence of ion suppression occurring.