Sentence examples for effective examination from inspiring English sources

Hailed as a disturbingly effective examination of the roots of racial hatred, it has since been included in many anthologies.

"His dedication, judgment, and leadership will serve him well as he takes on his new post leading an aggressive, effective examination program," Ms. White said.

The miniaturization of electrochemical sensors allows for the minimally invasive and cost effective examination of cellular responses at a high efficacy rate.

It is an effective examination for assessing microvascular changes in the peripheral circulation; hence it has a significant role for the diagnosis of Systemic sclerosis with the classic changes of giant capillaries as well as the decline in capillary density with capillary dropout.

Gonzalez was appalled at the of lack of effective examination of a little storefront bank and also appalled by the gifts exchanged by officers of the New York Federal Reserve and the regulated banks in New York City where the main U.S. office of BNL was located.

Claims data can facilitate effective examination of health care outcomes, treatment patterns, and costs.

"The commission likely will not have sufficient capacity in the near or long term to conduct effective examinations of registered investment advisers with adequate frequency," the report said.

In a separate report to Congress issued on Wednesday, the S.E.C. concluded that the agency lacked the money and staff needed to conduct timely and effective examinations and oversight of registered investment advisers.

Based upon the high negative predictive value, ready availability and rapid diagnostic time of cCTA for the exclusion of coronary disease, cCTA has been proved to be a cost-effective examination for evaluation of low to intermediate risk patients with suspected acute coronary syndrome presenting to the emergency department [11, 12].

During his effective cross examination of Mr. Arneson, prosecutor Dan Saunders had made a big deal out of the fact that Mr. Arneson did nothing for his $2500 a month retainer from Mr. Pellicano besides illegally access DMV and criminal history information.

Both were effective clinical examination tools for the evaluation of ICU outcome in ARDS patients.