Sentence examples for by a reference examiner from inspiring English sources

During calibration, any uncertainty or disagreement was discussed and resolved by a reference examiner, Dr. Colin Endean, a dentist who had experience in dental examination surveys in Aboriginal communities (5).

In in vivo studies and studies estimating lesion activity, validation is subjective, done by a reference examiner i.e. "golden standard".

Table  1 shows the number of persons examined in the main study and those receiving a repeat examination by the reference examiner by select characteristics.

Approximately 9%% (n = 49) of the enrolled 574 MA users received a repeat dental caries and periodontal examination conducted by the reference examiner.

The key findings were identified as follows by the reference examiner: pericardial effusion (3 examinations), pleural effusion (4), ascites (4), abdominal lymph nodes (7), and focal splenic lesion (4).

To initiate the standardization process, demonstration examinations, conducted by the lead reference examiner, was followed by the trainee dental examiners conducting practice examinations in volunteer subjects.

All patients were re-examined on the same day by the reference examiner (T.H).

In an effort to minimize differences in examination findings, data from each standardization round were reviewed for inconsistencies and findings were discussed with the trainee examiners led by the reference examiner.

There were two instances of discrepant findings: abdominal lymph nodes were not detected by the participant in one patient; and pericardial effusion was reported by the participant but not by the reference examiner in one patient.

He was assisted by a locally-based dental epidemiologist (local reference examiner) who provided ongoing monitoring of the dental examiners, evaluating their assessments and providing remediation when necessary.

Overall, examiners from Site A were more in concordance with the reference examiner when assessing dental caries and examiners from Site B were more in concordance with the reference examiner when assessing periodontal disease.