Sentence examples for evaluation by an expert from inspiring English sources

An evaluation by an expert defense witness found "indications of grandiose delusions, illogical thinking and misperceptions of reality," court documents show.

An addition, clinical evaluation by an expert rheumatologist excluded chronic inflammatory diseases and suggested electromyography investigations of the upper limbs that did not reveal alteration in the examined muscle groups.

At variance from other studies on large populations, where the diagnosis and the data collection were derived from a questionnaire, here the diagnosis is based on the accurate clinical evaluation by an expert neurologist and clinical and economical data were obtained with a mixed methodology that involves the use of an hoc questionnaire and the direct interview/support of a young physician.

More money might have also enabled Catherine Thomas to hire her own psychiatric witness to counter a damaging evaluation by an expert selected by the court.

Thus, if a presumed habit cough fails to resolve, patients should be referred for a personal evaluation by an expert in the treatment of this condition.

Furthermore, 298 consecutive sera referred to a private laboratory for the detection of ANAs were compared with ANA assessment by the system after routine visual evaluation by an expert (Table 2).

We present herein recommendations for the management of cardiogenic shock in children, developed with the grading of recommendations' assessment, development, and evaluation system by an expert group of the Groupe Francophone de Réanimation et Urgences Pédiatriques (French Group for Pediatric Intensive Care and Emergencies).

Interestingly, this study has been classified as inadequate for the evaluation process by an expert panel (Chapin et al., 2008).

Item content was generated on the basis of literature search and expert ratings following a stepwise refinement procedure, including final evaluation by an international expert board (n = 12) including members with various professional backgrounds.

These investigations comprise a review of individual case reports (including an independent evaluation by an external expert panel), quantitative analyses assessing potential associations, systematic reviews of aggregate safety data and a literature review.

However, it is the combination of these concepts that contributes to the evaluation by experts (see Expert Ratings of Written Responses) and overall scientific "correctness".