The phrase 'examination details' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are discussing specifics or information about a test, quiz, or other formal evaluation. For example, "If you have any questions about the examination details, please feel free to contact me."
Postmortem examination details released by Spanish authorities found that she died from a stroke caused by the fall.
Online Public Access Catalogues (Opacs) for course information, examination details, university and college timetables and even the content of some text books, are published online.
Refrigeration delay refers to the difference between the estimated time of death (determined by the pathologist through external body examination details) and the time at which the brain was refrigerated.
Blunkett was grudging, saying the reforms were "not as bad as some feared" before questioning Gove over examination details, while Abbott was more effusive in agreeing for the need for "rigourous" qualifications.
The design, rationale, and examination details were described elsewhere (34, 35).
Optometry referral information Hospital medical history and examination details Patient outcome (diagnosis).
Baseline and follow-up included neurological examination, detailed headache history, and comprehensive neuro-ophthalmological examination, including fundus photography, Humphrey visual fields, and measurement of the retinal thickness (RT) and retinal nerve fibre layers (RNFL) by optical coherence tomography (OCT).
Analytical physical examination, detailed laboratory investigation as well as a thorough ocular examination were made.
Following clinical examination detailed in [ 10], all patients were classified as suffering from either ideomotor (IM), visual-constructional and spatial (VSC), or mixt (MX) dyspraxia.
Women with sonographically dated singleton pregnancies were invited and offered transport to attend the ANC for complete clinical review at 18 22 wk and 28 32 wk, including anthropometric measurements, urinalysis, blood pressure assessment, external obstetric examination, detailed fetal sonography, and venipuncture.
Yet as the examinations detailed in Section 3 illustrate, in some instances the measures applied have been insufficient in flagging authentic heteroplasmy.
