Sentence examples for examination in such from inspiring English sources

New rules from 1833 stipulated that four candidates had to be nominated for each vacancy and that they were to compete with one another in "an examination in such branches of knowledge and by such examinations as the Board of the Company shall direct".

The depth of examination in such a group can help to identify areas of concern where perhaps a larger group would not be able to explore such issues.

Some of the patients had a previous echocardiographic examination, in such case, the GP was specifically told not to checkup these results.

Because of the lack of sensitivity of clinical examination in such patients, combined electromyographic diagnosis and neuromuscular abnormalities on histology could help to identify the type and severity of neuromuscular weakness, and the functional prognosis.

Pathologic examination in such cases shows extensive airways plugging by dense and tenacious mucous mixed to inflammatory and epithelial cells, epithelial denudation, mucosal edema, and an intense eosinophilic infiltration of the submucosa.

Pathologic examination in such cases shows 'empty' airways (no mucous plugs) in some patients, and in almost all patients, a greater proportion of neutrophils than eosinophils infiltrating the submucosa is observed [ 20, 21, 22].

Additionally, the laboratory and physical examination findings in such conditions may overlap; this, coupled with potential patient guarding and lack of cooperativity, may result in a limited, non-specific physical examination.

An advantage that the use of intra-oral photographs has over visual examination methods in such studies is the ability to archive intra-oral photographs.

An examination of fads in such enterprises as scientific research and recreation sheds light on the fundamental dynamics of all kinds of fads.

However, diagnosing a virus as a cause of BCMs usually requires laboratory examination and even in such cases, interpretation of findings may be challenging due to lack of experience regarding genetic defects causing similar lesions, even in cases where virus or congenital antibodies are present.

In the early New York days, Sassoon had battled the licensing process for hairdressers, who were forced to undergo examinations in technology, such as curling tongs, that Sassoon himself had rendered out-of-date.