Sentence examples for examination department from inspiring English sources

In other wards, such as internal medicine and the examination department, the giving of gifts is uncommon.

The general population was recruited from the outpatients of the health examination department, and the CAD patients were recruited from outpatients of the cardiology department.

Serum from 126 healthy donors without inflammation (ages 22-78 years, median = 54 years, 74 males and 52 females) were collected from the physical examination department at the Cancer Center of Sun Yat-Sen UniverSun Yat-Sen

(Woman, aged 39, alcohol addict) Working hours of the X-ray examination departments coincide with working hours of the majority of people.

The system represents a typical centralized data-reporting application in a hospital that presents patient information from all examination departments and encompasses most EHR data, thus serving as an ideal candidate against which to apply the ARM approach and conduct the comparison.

"Upon our preliminary examination, the department has verified that there was manipulation of calculation categories, and the department has also determined that there are broader issues that need to be examined," she said.

In a preliminary examination, the department had concluded that the heightened emissions would be "very small relative to national levels of emissions".

The study investigates the pattern of disability in cases referred for medico-legal examination in department of Cairo and the chief's office of medico-legal administration in ministry of justice.

This meeting should occur at least one year prior to the scheduling of the student's oral examination; the department strongly prefers that regular meetings of the complete reading committee start in the second year of graduate study.

Further, an examination of department records, interviews with dozens of black police officers and senior officials, and a review of records prepared by the City Council and equal employment auditors shows that the department's commitment to greater integration has been uneven.

Budgets are often based on an examination by departments of what was received last year and what they feel they need next year to function properly.