Sentence examples for examination considered from inspiring English sources
6 of the 7 of participants (85.71%) who replayed an examination considered replays to be of some or of great importance as a ReplaySuite feature.
Animal #18 developed a cough, which was later explained by eosinophilic interstitial pneumonia detected at pathological examination, considered unrelated to mycobacterial infection.
If the results of imaging were negative but the physical examination considered suspicious malignancy, a biopsy was also triggered and the results were recorded.
The same study also found that 72% of the heavy drinkers who underwent an annual health examination considered that abstinence or reduced drinking was necessary to improve their health status.
The surgical or clinical therapy and follow-up results are considered to be the gold standard for CMT diagnosis, with ultrasound examination considered a diagnostic test; a four-fold table was established (Table 1).
[C3.] Cross Examination Considered Crucial in Enron Trial The verdict in the fraud trial of the former Enron executives Jeffrey K. Skilling and Kenneth L. Lay is likely to turn on the cross-examination of the two defendants, according to legal experts.
For an example of how Mr. Ashcroft shuts down public examination, consider the case of Sibel Edmonds, a former F.B.I. translator who says that the agency's language division is riddled with incompetence and corruption, and that the bureau missed critical terrorist warnings.
This practice could help clarify the need for a CT examination, consider alternative imaging techniques as ultrasound or MRI, and limit the amount of CT exposure whenever possible.
All 3 participants (Users 10,55,74) who replayed more than ten examinations considered the ReplaySuite of some or of great potential benefit in pathology training and quality assurance.
Next, using random sampling tables, each OP selected 1 out of 10 workers from the schedule on the half-days of worker examinations considered.
One of the great stories of all time, this re-examination considers our own attitudes to war, cycles of revenge and what it really means to be a hero.
