Sentence examples for examination early from inspiring English sources
Davis learned he had valley fever after a routine physical examination early in spring training revealed an infection in his lungs.
During Winters's testimony, the assistant district attorney Craig Crittenden submitted photographs taken of the woman during a nurse's examination early on July 2, including vaginal injuries and one depicting what Winters described as an injury to the left jaw area.
Meticulous examination, early diagnosis and prompt treatment resulted in a quick improvement in the patient's condition.
On chest examination, early inspiratory crackles were auscultated on both lower lobes of the lungs.
An antenatal card is a standardised form all pregnant women in Norway receive at their first routine examination early during the first trimester in pregnancy.
This indicated that those residents who performed poorly on their ACR examination early in their training also tended to perform poorly on subsequent ACR exams throughout their training.
According to the Providence Journal, the Rhode Island State Department of Health confirmed Tripathi's identity through a forensic dental examination earlier Thursday, two days after the coach of the Brown University crew team reported a body floating in the river.
On Tuesday morning, during work on an episode planned for the show's coming second season, a horse that had passed a health and safety examination earlier in the day became injured.
A post-mortem examination earlier found she died of multiple injuries.
For example, after adjustment for year of draft board examination, early-onset obesity was associated with a −0.19 lower standardised score for cholesterol (95% CI −0.27 to −0.11) and a 1 kg/m/year increase in the rate of BMI growth between 7 and 13 years was associated with a −0.12 lower standardised score (95% CI −0.35 to 0.10).
During the last decade, universities worldwide have introduced medical students to patient contact, communication skills and the clinical examination earlier than before [ 1- 3].
