Sentence examples for examination a small from inspiring English sources

"People let their guard down," he says, and during a cross examination, a small opening is all Couch needs.

For a visual sex determination and cross-reference with the histological examination, a small piece of gonad was cut at this stage from each mussel and examined under a light microscope for presence of sperm or eggs.

On examination, a small mass 2~3 mm in diameter was seen laterally and another small mass measuring 5~7 mm in diameter was seen medially; these masses were not easily movable and poorly demarcated.

This is best seen in local relapse where clinical examination may find nothing on several occasions, and on the next examination a small mass is found (or more often, detected by the patient) [ 6].

The mean distance between the centre of the chignon and the flexion point was 2.1+/−1.3 cm in the group with digital examination and ultrasound assessment and 2.8+/−1.0 cm in the group with digital examination alone, a small but statistically significant difference [ 21].

Examination and a small filling costs £79 under the scheme, compared to £59.10 on the NHS.

The system predicts three-dimensional properties of the porous material by examination of a small number of representative sections of the sample.

A close examination reveals a small corked bottle with a paper inside, perhaps found by the artist, just as the viewer in turn discovers the artist's message in his work.

This examination is a small observational study, which was conducted without rigorous statistical analysis, and which is limited both by the number of advertisements and by advertising strategies examined.

The New Horizons spacecraft, which captured a cornucopia of photographs and data during its Pluto flyby last month, is to make a similar examination of a small, icy body known as 2014 MU69 in 2019 if NASA approves an extension to the mission.

Amniocentesis (removal and examination of a small quantity of fluid from around the developing fetus) provides a method by which the fetal chromosomes can be examined for chromosomal abnormalities associated with congenital heart disease.