Sentence examples for examination critically from inspiring English sources

The technical aspects of the examination critically influence the radiologists' decision-making.

As such, a detailed clinical history and physical examination are critically important.

Chest radiographs are frequently obtained as a complement to physical examination of critically ill patients [ 27, 28].

As routine electrophysiological examination in critically ill patients frequently cannot differentiate between neuropathy and myopathy [ 15, 25], muscle biopsy can be performed and is considered a gold standard for the involvement of muscles in the disease process.

The possibility of the nondestructive evaluation of the pull-off adhesion on the basis of solely the existing concrete topography examinations is critically looked at.

Our results are comparable to other examinations of critically ill patients with multiple organ dysfunction syndrome and acute kidney injuries [ 26].

Subsequently, the medical charts and reports of the MRI examinations were critically reviewed (PS, OJK) to solely include patients who complied with our case definition criteria.

Point of care (POC) ultrasound brings another powerful dimension to the physical examination of the critically ill.

MJ provided supervision in all aspects of the evaluations, including design, clinical examination, endoscopic biopsies critically revised the manuscript and approved the final version as submitted.

b) Students with negative/neutral response: (i) Other methods were as good or better " It showed me what to expect when looking and listening for abnormalities" "Enabled me to understand the difficulties of performing CVR and respiratory examinations on more critically ill patients" "The setting was like in a hospital.

This allows me to understand the difference between normal and abnormal" Students with negative/neutral response: Other methods were as good or better " It showed me what to expect when looking and listening for abnormalities" "Enabled me to understand the difficulties of performing CVR and respiratory examinations on more critically ill patients" "The setting was like in a hospital.