Sentence examples for examination divided from inspiring English sources

10 These results were compared between mammographic screening with and without clinical breast examination divided into different age groups from 40 to 70 years.

exam reservation (divided into 2 activities); activity organization (divided into 6 activities); patient reception and preparation (divided into 4 activities); diagnostic session preparation (divided into 5 activities); exam execution (divided into 4 activities); closing examination (divided into 7 activities).

The response rate (defined as the recruitment efficacy proportion, i.e. the number of persons with participation in or appointment for the baseline examination divided by the sum of number of persons with participation in or appointment for the baseline examination plus those with refusal and those who were not contactable) was 60.3%.

The rate of change (loss or gain) in LTL was computed as the difference between LTL value at follow-up minus that at baseline examinations divided by the number of years of follow-up.

The Preliminary Examination is divided into two parts, the General Examinations and the Specials.

To investigate the difference based on examination season, the time of the health examination was divided into four subgroups: (1) January March, (2) April–June, (3) July September and (4) October December.

Payment of the school examination is divided equally between the city and state.

The examination of divided souls earned Mukherjee praise for novels like "Jasmine" and a National Book Critics Circle Award for "The Middleman and Other Stories".

Ensler's narrative — which she describes as "a roving examination" — is divided into short takes, replicating the shattered and reassembled pieces of her body and of her life as a wife and mother, as a political activist.

An Australian television station canvassed views among British tennis writers in the first week and it was clear that Kyrgios, after barely a year in the unforgiving glare of a sometimes brutal media examination, has divided opinion from Melbourne to London.

Young's book was an opening shot in a successful war against the 11-plus, a British school examination that divided children between a gifted elite destined for academic grammar schools and those consigned to run-of-the-mill secondary modern schools.