Sentence examples for examination and consensus from inspiring English sources
Colposcopy diagnoses were verified by two physicians by joint examination and consensus.
The issue of results notification in product biomonitoring studies is worthy of more detailed examination, and consensus among researchers and journals should be a priority.
Because 15 25% of self-reported PD diagnoses in community populations may be incorrect (Tolosa et al. 2006), we based diagnoses on in-person examination and consensus of two experts, minimizing diagnostic misclassification and enabling analyses of clinical features.
In most cases, the results were identical from two pathologists, and the discrepancies were resolved by re-examination and consensus.
Tissue sections were assessed against standard diagnostic criteria (Lantos and Papp, 1994; Litvan et al., 1996 d ; Dickson, 1999) with cross-examination and consensus scoring for each case.
The moderator asked participants to describe in their own words definitions for "clinical research," "medical research," "research study," "comparative research," and "comparative examination," and decide by consensus which they preferred to use during the rest of the focus group.
Importantly, MRI must always be preceded by a thorough investigation including a good clinical history with clinical and neurological examination (see Consensus Proposal on the diagnostic approach to epilepsy in dogs).
After the baseline assessment (T0) and the follow-up examination, a consensus clinical diagnosis will be attained, and both assessments (T1, T2) will be used as an initial and final "reference standard" in the diagnostic study.
Second, an examination of practices among signing countries of whether recommendations and consensus agreements are actually followed in their policy and practices is necessary.
Most discrepancies were intensity score not proportion score and consensus was made after simultaneous microscope examination.
