Sentence examples for examination characteristics from inspiring English sources

This study was undertaken to describe patient, assault, and examination characteristics associated with compliance with follow-up in sexual assault victims.

His baseline examination characteristics before and 3 days after Xigris® infusion are summarized in Table 1.

In most cases, the exact tissue of origin cannot be unequivocally determined, however several studies have found that patients can be distinguished based on historical and examination characteristics [ 21- 27] and treatment decisions can be made based on these characteristics [ 28]. 3. What has gone wrong with this person as a whole that would cause the pain experience to develop and persist?

During TEM examination, characteristic features of planar defects can only be seen when the viewing direction is parallel to this (001) plane.

However, after electron microscopic examination, characteristic changes were found in the subendothelial region of the resistance arteries from women with preeclampsia compared with specimens from normotensive pregnant women.

The granulomas of Crohn's disease do not show "caseation", a cheese-like appearance on microscopic examination characteristic of granulomas associated with infections, such as tuberculosis.

On physical examination, characteristic findings are the presence of a raised jugular venous pressure, a palpable parasternal heave, a heart murmur due to blood leaking through the tricuspid valve, hepatomegaly (an enlarged liver), ascites and leg edema.

This study aims to clarify the current use of ultrasonography in existing trauma facilities, including examination indication, ultrasound protocol choice, examiner characteristics, and examination documentation.

Yearly parameters captured by the proposed approach allow for analysis of complex, non-linear trends over a long time frame, examination of characteristics of individual seasons, and assessment of inter-season heterogeneity and intra-season correlations.

Creating hypothetical station locations in control cities will allow a more precise examination of characteristics within cities where PBSP are deployed or would be deployed.

There was variation between individual GPs in sensitivity, indicating that some GPs are more accurate at detecting depression than others; however, the small number of GPs prevented the examination of characteristics which may have contributed to this difference.