Sentence examples for examination and adjusted from inspiring English sources

The transducer was placed perpendicular to the surface of the muscles under examination and adjusted to get the brightest image.

The monotubes were replaced and sufficient distraction was confirmed by x-ray examination and adjusted if needed.

Over the following 3 days the joint was distracted twice a day by 0.5 mm, bringing the total distraction to 5 mm, which was confirmed by x-ray examination, and adjusted if necessary.

QC procedures included examination of raw and adjusted intensity histograms and principal component analysis for systematic bias.

The times required for all neck and specimen imaging, as well as determined IOPTH and frozen section examination, were recorded and adjusted to OR time for comparison.

Further QC procedures included examination of raw and adjusted intensity histograms [see additional file 6: Figure II] and principal component analysis [see additional file 7: Figure III] to detect systematic bias.

The primary analyses will involve intention-to-treat comparisons between the two groups for the primary outcomes, with transformation as appropriate after examination of distributions, and adjusted for stratification variables.

After critical examination and adjusting of the conditions predicted to give optimal results, a continuous film consisting of 2 4 nearly defect-free graphene layers was obtained.

After coupling the probe to the skin, the ultrasound device has to be calibrated and adjusted to prepare the examination.

For candidates not trained in the UK, black or minority ethnic candidates were more likely to fail than white candidates, but this difference was no longer significant after controlling for scores in the applied knowledge test, IELTS, and PLAB examinations (adjusted odds ratio 1.580 955% confidence interval 0.878 to 2.845), P=0.127).

Examination scores were adjusted for examiner stringency and it was shown that for the present pass mark, the outcome for 95.9% of candidates would be unchanged using adjusted marks, whereas 2.6% of candidates would have passed, even though they had failed on the basis of raw marks, and 1.5% of candidates would have failed, despite passing on the basis of raw marks.