Sentence examples for examination for an from inspiring English sources

Study design: One hundred thirty-nine children underwent physical examination for AN, body composition studies, an oral glucose tolerance test, and a hyperglycemic clamp.

The master of River Valley Farm, Herbert William Clutter, was forty-eight years old and, as a result of a recent medical examination for an insurance policy, knew himself to be in first-rate condition.

As an adult he wallowed in melancholy by drinking bottle after bottle of his favorite beer, Lowenbrau, after such occassions as: having an unsuccessful date with a fat girl, losing his job, having his car repossessed, flunking a medical examination for an insurance policy he was trying to take out, & after finding that he had incorrectly advised a widow to buy some "growth stocks".

The Commission, for purposes of preparing or administering any examination for an amateur station operator license, may accept and employ the voluntary and uncompensated services of any individual who holds an amateur station operator license of a higher class than the class of license for which the examination is being prepared or administered.

Examination for an occult malignancy found a right enlarged axillary lymph node.

The third equation gives the observed binary outcome y it of taking part in one screening examination for an individual i in period t.

Unfortunately, the pupil did not pass her examination for a secondary-school scholarship because one of the examiners questioned her about sewing and the teacher herself was criticized by the townspeople for her attachment to Mr. King.

Engineering students or those in Tokyo University planning to take the examination for a job in the Foreign or the Finance Ministry, for instance, study quite hard.

Carl Banks, who has a degree, is taking a 75-hour program to qualify him for the examination for a New Jersey real-estate license.

When Dorothea Schlözer, the daughter of a professor, underwent her examination for a doctorate at Göttingen in 1787, she confronted a committee of seven examiners.

No prodigy, Professor Tucker had to repeat his senior year of high school to retake the qualifying examination for a provincial scholarship he needed to attend college.