Sentence examples similar to elicit examination from inspiring English sources

19 Probably because of these inconsistent results, xanthelasmata and arcus corneae are often considered benign phenomena and may not elicit further examination.

Medical evidence should set forth the physical findings and symptomatology elicited by examination within the applicable period.

When Richard Wilson, Professor of Law and Anthropology at UConn Law School and founding director of the Human Rights Institute at the University of Connecticut, came on April 8 to speak at the Center for Human Rights and Global Justice at NYU School of Law (chrgj.org), he elicited our examination of accountability.

But at least the defendants in those jurisdictions have had the advantage of having their explanation elicited through direct examination by counsel.

Some of the prosecution's witnesses were actually more aligned with the defense's version of events, making it seem likely that the defense will present a short case and take its chances with what it was able to elicit on cross-examination.

Examination elicited occipital nerve tenderness in 7 but was otherwise normal.

Examination elicited right upper quadrant tenderness and right lateral abdominal tenderness, but no rigidity or rebound tenderness.

Apart from the mentioned tools, the burden of the diagnosis still rests mainly on the signs and symptoms elicited by physical examination of the patient.

A second model was then built using all variables, including those elicited from clinical examination, such as meningeal irritation.

Inclusion criteria: adults 18 40 years with PFP for longer than 3 months, PFP in at least two predesignated functional activities and PFP elicited by clinical examination.

Incorporating the features elicited by clinical examination in the multivariate model marginally increased the goodness of fit, indicating that gut feeling is not entirely an intuitive process independent of formal clinical examination and history taking.