Sentence examples for examination developing from inspiring English sources

According to this sampling criterion and combined with microscopic examination, developing anthers at these three different growth stages were collected during early mornings.

Students were asked to rate neurology compared to six other specialties (gastroenterology, respiratory medicine, cardiology, geriatrics, rheumatology and endocrinology) in the following areas: difficulty learning the specialty, comfort in the relevant examination, developing a differential diagnosis and the quality of teaching received.

But in the next few months, urine samples that have been taken daily from the stage winner, the overall leader and two riders selected at random will be subject to a new examination developed at the French national drug testing laboratory.

Since the OSCE (objective structured clinical examination) developed, it has been used among newly graduated nurses, postgraduate nursing students and achieved some success.

The examinations of the herds were performed according to standard clinical examination developed for this study.

The conduct of the examination developed in the present study was based the Script Concordance Test (SCT) [ 40].

Few patients without diabetic retinopathy at the initial screening examination developed preproliferative retinopathy, PDR, or sight-threatening maculopathy after 5 10 years of follow-up.

A simplified version of the examination form was used, which comprised of the survey and the clinical examination, developed on the basis of the RDC/TMD clinical physical examination form and questionnaire [ 23].

Prolonged viremia developed in 15 (50%) of 30 chicks; hemangiomas developed in the skin surrounding phalanges and in the liver of 3 (10%); and myeloid leukosis, detected by gross or histologic examination, developed in 10 (30.3%).

Second, infra-red thermographers have reported that 38% of 784 breast clinic patients with asymmetric focal or global 'hyperthermia' of the breasts at initial examination developed 'clinical' cancer some years later (Gautherie and Gross, 1980).

The assessment was carried out as close as possible to 2 years of age adjusted for prematurity (target 24 months±2 months) and comprised measures of growth, a formal clinical and neurological examination, developed and validated for use in infants born preterm 6 and the Bayley Scales of Infant Development, second edition (BSID-II).