Sentence examples for during the examination that from inspiring English sources

The polygrapher stated that this was the only time during the examination that the Egyptian security services was mentioned".

Among them, Dr Patel admitted not including in his first report that he mentioned to police during the examination that he found injuries that could be consistent with a baton strike.

Data were collected during the medical examination that was carried out at the Diabetes Research Centre in Hoorn.

When he asserted during the police examination that he would have sent his own father to his death if that had been required, he did not mean merely to stress the extent to which he was under orders, and ready to obey them; he also meant to show what an "idealist" he had always been.

Browne Sanders, 44, spent almost three hours on the witness stand during direct examination that will continue today and will be followed by cross-examination by lawyers for Thomas and his co-defendants, James L. Dolan, the chairman of Madison Square Garden, and the Garden.

The discrimination was even apparent during a psychological examination that was requested to look into Colón's persistent claims of torture.

A local doctor, who examined Tallio later that day, describes feeling guilty, sensing Tallio's complete disadvantage: "I felt badly during the examination, thinking that Phillip did not have a clue what was going on," Dr. Ray McIlwain said in an affidavit.

We perform the e-assessment during the last (sixth) course day as a 1.5-hour session in a computer laboratory with course assistants present (although very few questions tend to be asked during the examination suggesting that the test is self-explanatory).

The vets discovered during their examination that the koala had recently given birth.

@lolojones Rachel Jeantel looked so irritated during the cross-examination that I burned it on DVD and I'm going to sell it as Madea goes to court.

However, often a patient with CLL is diagnosed during a routine medical examination that is not conducted because of any overt symptoms of disease (Rozman and Montserrat 1995).