Sentence examples for examination in making from inspiring English sources

Relying solely on the clinical examination in making the diagnosis of CTS might lead not only to missing the diagnosis of CTS in some patients but also to incorrect diagnosis and unnecessary surgery in others.

In 1995, he also quoted a number of studies from the 1950s to the 1990s showing poor agreement among experienced physicians in assessing basic clinical signs at physical examination and in making certain critical diagnoses, such as myocardial infarction [5].

The Wire, Dexter, CSI, The Fall all use bit-part actors to illustrate how important thorough post-death examination is in making cases.

"Q—From what you have heard, and I don't believe you live in a vacuum any more than the rest of us, is there anything you have read or that has been suggested by the court in these proceedings that would suggest to you why you couldn't be fair, impartial and objective in making an examination into law enforcement in this county?

Nelson succeeds in making her examination of complexity in animal behaviour genetics research at once clear and compelling, as well as academically astute...

Stool examination had quite low sensitivities in making diagnosis in our study.

As we have previously reported and demonstrate again here, the history and physical examination are the critical elements in making the diagnosis of JRA.

The goal of this examination was to facilitate students in making the changes they felt were needed, and to contribute to the literatures covering both play and participatory action research.

The examination in ioctl makes sure that the allowed access to the SensorService is from hooked public APIs.

Careful bedside examination with transthoracic echocardiography was useful in making diagnosis and in guiding appropriate therapy for this patient.

By bringing together the larger part of the food and agricultural data in each country, food balance sheets are useful in making a detailed examination and appraisal of the food and agricultural situation in a country.