Sentence examples for examination and identify from inspiring English sources

The training involved requires being able to perform point-of-care ultrasound examination and identify the IJV, then the limited technical expertise of measuring the AP diameter during maximal and minimal distention and calculating the collapsibility index.

A thorough legal analysis is therefore essential to delineate the attributes of the right under examination and identify the key obligations of signatories to a specific treaty.

In 1974 Fleming et al. analyzed the MRCP (UK) examination and identified one examiner as a hawk, resulting in significantly lower pass rate in the group of candidates where this examiner was one of a pair of examiners compared with candidates in the group where this examiner did not examine (46.3% and 66.0% respectively) [ 11].

The numerator was the number of systems examined correctly by the trainee, where correct meant both conducting the examination and identifying the physical symptom or its absence.

The results obtained in this study would confirm this idea, since samples with organisms morphologically compatible with Theileria spp. by microscopy examination and identified as T. buffeli by RLB presented red cell parameters within the normal ranges.

Work in the field has shown that genito-anal injury detection is complex, and providers are limited by the availability of the necessary equipment and resources to conduct examinations and identify injuries.

Future research on the presented concept should assess which blended learning scenarios might support best students' acquisition of practical examination skills and identify further crucial points in knowledge and competence transfer to support the improvement of teaching in this context.

Goldberg et al. [ 15] found that the frequency of screening and monitoring exams, such as tests for glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c), eye examinations, and identifying serum fat levels, were not meeting the ADA's and CDA's recommendations.

However only 26 (6.4%) identified BSE while only 5 (1.2%) identified clinical breast examination and none identified mammography as an early detection measures.

In the 17 months since President Obama made her the chairwoman of the S.E.C., Mary Schapiro has begun to rebuild the agency, focusing on its investor protection mission, replacing top personnel, ramping up examination and enforcement and identifying ways in which the agency has not kept pace — technologically and organizationally — with today's fast-moving markets.

The overall aim of the campaign was to promote oral and pharyngeal cancer examinations and to identify the mechanisms by which the media campaign influenced screening intentions.