Sentence examples for an examination which from inspiring English sources

More frightened than injured, Ms. Thomas went to a clinic for an examination, which found bruises on her right leg.

From Baroness Perry, a Conservative peer and a former chief inspector of schools: I very much welcome the idea of an examination which will command greater confidence, both by universities and by employers.

It typically takes several months for the Boston University group to conclude an examination, which involves staining the tissue for abnormal protein deposits in various sections of the brain.

By the time she is writhing around under a sheet and the doctor is giving her an examination which would definitely contravene the terms of the Hippocratic oath, the audience's titters have turned to guffaws, especially when Jonathan Harker bursts in with the words "What are you doing to her?" "I don't know," replies the doctor unconvincingly.

Steven T. Miller, commissioner of the tax exempt and government entities division at the I.R.S., said more than 500 organizations would be subject to an examination, which involves them having revenue agents in their offices rather than simply submitting responses to written questions.

But to enter grammar school I had to pass an examination, which I took at the age of 11, and those of my classmates in primary school who failed that examination had to go to the local secondary modern, where inevitably standards were not so high and the long-term prospects less favourable.

People aged 60 years and over in certain age groups (60, 66, 72, 78, 81, 84, 87, 90, 93, 96, 99 years) were recruited for an extensive examination, which included a physical examination and medical history by a physician.

Each subject passed a screening examination, which included a physical examination and a review of their medical history.

In Japan, when children reach 3 years of age, the local municipality performs a physical examination, which includes an oral examination, anthropometric measurements of height and weight, and an interview with parents or guardians about the child's health.

There was a high bar intermediate examination between the basic and advanced years, and an exit examination which the trainee had to pass before becoming a specialist [ 42].

You don't have to undergo a medical examination, which typically includes blood work, a physical, an EKG, a urine specimen and an X-ray.