Sentence examples for examination actually from inspiring English sources

Besides the extreme examples of franchises and high-technology companies, we found that while a number of other companies appeared to be at a given stage of development, they were, on closer examination, actually at one stage with regard to a particular factor and at another stage with regard to the others.

As shown in a GAO study, the patent examination actually costs the PTO twice as much, but it is heavily subsidized by issuance and maintenance fees that come only if the patent is granted.

The equipoise principle, upon examination, actually contributes to ethical problems, in part because it embodies an unreasonably paternalistic attitude.

goes no further than to suggest that cross-examination actually conducted at preliminary hearing may afford adequate confrontation for purposes of a later trial.

He sits on a globe that, on closer examination, is actually a cartoon bomb, ready to explode.

(Would "the history of the Web" be the same if the National Science Foundation hadn't relinquished control of the Internet to the private sector in 1995?) This is why Anderson starts by confusing the history of the Web with the history of capitalism and ends by speculating about the future of the maker movement, which, on closer examination, is actually speculation on the future of capitalism.

The odds of having examination results actually accessed by the ordering physician in an hour or less were 9.5 times greater for the unit with digital viewing capability than for the one without it.

Whether or not the MRCGP examination components actually correlate with the MRCP UK) assessments is clearly of particular interest to the RCGP.

However, the use of a slightly less conservative cut-off value TDC = −0.379 in combination with the discrepancy rule in which the patient's demand for subsequent treatment can overrule the conclusions of the clinical examination, is actually more effective than a more negative TDC-value as cut-off.

Your first examination should actually be after two weeks or so.

More diplomatically, Premier Saeb Salam said on television that only 300 of the 7,000 Leb anese children who took the Egyptian secondary‐school grad uation examinations last year actually passed.