Sentence examples for examination for example from inspiring English sources

The patient will be examined by a rheumatologist if there is a need for diagnostic examination, for example with a suspected severe LBP pathology (herniated disc, spinal stenosis, fracture, spondylolisthesis, tumours, osteoporosis etc).

There are some subjects now available to students at GCSE which cannot be tested simply by a three-hour examination; for example, art, for example, dance or music.

He went on: "I think the other question for me is that there are some subjects now available to students at GCSE which cannot … be tested simply by a three-hour examination; for example, art, dance or music".

The examination (for example, of students in schools, of patients in hospitals) is a method of control that combines hierarchical observation with normalizing judgment.

During the training, EPs use various forms to assess residents' day-to-day performance; these assesse technical skills, oral presentations, patient handovers and bedside observation of a physical examination, for example.

Diagnosis is suspected based on lesion circumstances and clinical evidence, most prominently a neurological examination, for example checking whether the pupils constrict normally in response to light and assigning a Glasgow Coma Score.

Procedures appropriate for young children will be used during the examinations; for example, children will be examined in the 'knee-to-knee' position on their mother's lap.

"Even if one were to accept that there was no quid pro quo here (and the court should not), the bias materials remain relevant to and necessary to fair cross-examination, for example, as to whether Ms. Schwartz cited her cooperation with the S.E.C. in this case as a basis on which it should not bring charges against her," the brief said.

The students get very stressed when taking the speaking examinations, for example, and there are three to four of these during the GCSE course.

Controls: diagnostic algorithms without US ultrasound examinations (for example, primary computed tomography [CT] or diagnostic peritoneal lavage [DPL]).

PET/CT examinations are more valuable, if they are interpreted in the context of results of other imaging examinations (for example CT, PET, PET/CT, MRI, etc).