Sentence examples for examination giving from inspiring English sources

Mr Smith charts unemployment rates against job losses over time and singles out the datapoints corresponding to this recession for examination, giving this result.

Of the 13 653 people eligible, 8846 had a screening examination, giving an attendance rate of 64.8% (67% with exclusion of those not examined owing to exclusion criteria).

Of the 907 eligible older people who were approached, 765 completed to the questionnaire and physical examination, giving a response rate of 84.3%.

Of the 188 women that were positive for high-risk HPV in the self-sample, 168 performed a follow-up examination, giving a compliance of 89% (168/188).

All of them were interviewed personally by a public health nurse using a structured questionnaire, and 1081 interviewed study subjects, including 468 men and 613 women, participated in physical examination, giving a participation rate of 68.8%.

Self-reported body heights and weights were slightly higher and lower, respectively, in QNP compared to measurements of participants at the examination, giving BMI based on measurement 0.6 and 1.1 kg/m higher in men and women.

The post-mortem examination gave the cause of death as alcohol toxicity and probable respiratory arrest.

Eleven-plus, in England, competitive examination given between primary and secondary school at about age 11.

It will come under close examination given recent controversies over BBC spending, from the multi-million payoffs given to former executives to the £100m Digital Media Initiative fiasco.

Typically, scores on the National Assessment of Educational Progress, an examination given to students in more than 40 states, rise only 1percentt a year, if at all.

In a departure from traditional practices but in accordance with the Yuan precedent, there was only one type of examination given in Ming times.