Sentence examples for examination emerged from inspiring English sources

When video evidence of the girl's medical examination emerged afterward — evidence that, the defense said, cast doubt on the conviction — Judge Bryan made her ruling.

In these preliminary analyses, age at examination emerged as the strongest confounder of the OR estimate.

The western Germans, having undergone a brutally candid and protracted self-examination, emerged with a model democracy.

Skepta went into a crisis of self-examination, emerging from it skint and label-less.

SAD ("seasonal affective disorder") touches millions as depression and self-examination emerge fearfully in the prolonged darkness.

From Pell's evidence on the second day of his Roman cross-examination there emerged a picture of an ambitious and capable young priest who decided, early on, to steer clear of this dangerous issue.

Therefore, the multimodality image contrast media of preoperative and intraoperative examinations have emerged recently, for example, nanoparticles used in preoperative MRI with an additional near-infrared fluorescent[11] indicator for intraoperative optical imaging or an additional radioactive indicator for an intraoperative gamma imaging[12].

On closer examination, differences emerge.

As the results show, text mining facilitates the detection and examination of emerging topics and technologies by extending the knowledge base of foresight.

Moreover, the full-scan accurate-mass data sets obtained still enable retrospective examination for emerging doping agents, without re-analysis of the samples.

Moreover, the full-scan accurate-mass data sets obtained still allow retrospective examination for emerging doping agents, without re-analyzing the samples.