Sentence examples for complex examination from inspiring English sources

After all, Green Zone is based on the award-winning book, Imperial Life in the Emerald City, a complex examination of US-occupied Iraq. US-occupied Iraq

The volume slowly accelerates into a moving and complex examination of Mr. Swofford's passive-aggressive relationship with his father.

Produced by the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1981 and subsequently seen all over the world, Good is a vivid and complex examination of Brecht's dictum that for evil to prosper, good men must do nothing.

In 1950 our reviewer, Hillis Mills, called this a "tense, well-written hare-and-hounds thriller," as well as "a complex examination of character under stress and a sort of parable of good and evil warring for the human spirit".

Kamau Brathwaite, original name Lawson Edward Brathwaite, also published as Edward Brathwaite and Edward Kamau Brathwaite, (born May 11 , 1930 Bridgetown, Barbados), Barbadian author whose works are noted for their rich and complex examination of the African and indigenous roots of Caribbean culture.

The book also presents a complex examination of language attitudes in Hong Kong by focusing not only on the what of language attitudes, but also the question of for whom, through an analysis of language attitudes by gender, age, identity, and speaking HKE.

It was suggested that exceptionally complex examinations should be analysed together by radiologist and clinician.

Frequent breaks are required to prevent fatigue, particularly when reporting complex examinations [23, 24].

In reports of complex examinations such as ultrasound, the radiologist should describe accurately what has been seen, not just note that the examination is normal.

According to some, reports of simple examinations can consist of one or two words, but reports of complex examinations should be substantial.

Video glasses have been used to help guide ultrasound interventions previously, however, virtual guidance combines expert instructions with the viewing device to facilitate complex examinations.