Sentence examples for examination collection from inspiring English sources
Initial visits will include an extensive clinical history, physical examination, collection of urine, blood and renal tissue samples, and assessments of quality of life and patient-reported outcomes.
Examination, collection, or dissemination of that information without authorization from the owner is a violation of the owner's right to control his or her property.
Data collection was conducted in late 2003 and early 2004, constituted by a brief health examination, collection of blood samples and questionnaires.
All subjects were recruited from the Optometry Clinic of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, and the complete ocular examination, collection of blood samples and DNA extraction were performed as described previously [15].
Consenting individuals were invited to an oral healthcare centre for a periodontal examination, collection of oral yeast and unstimulated whole saliva (UWS) samples and measurement of RBGL.
In this cross-sectional analysis, exposure and outcome data were obtained from the ALIVE study visit where spirometry was first obtained; participants also underwent clinical examination, collection of blood specimens, behavior and respiratory questionnaires.
He represents taxpayers in tax disputes regarding IRS examinations, collection matters and criminal matters in administrative and judicial proceedings.
Determinants are assessed by physical examinations, collection of blood samples, and by questionnaires and interview.
The study protocol also includes standardized medical examinations, collection of a blood sample, and other in-person testing at mobile examination centers.
Physical examinations, collection of lesion tissue, and laboratory tests were planned and conducted from May 7 to 21, and after that ad hoc assessments were scheduled if military personnel started to present lesions.
"Particularly vexing to the Oversight Board is the number of potential examination and collection cases the I.R.S. has identified but cannot pursue due to lack of resources," one board member, Karen Hastie Williams, told a House Ways and Means subcommittee.
