Sentence examples for examination in terms from inspiring English sources

There are significant logistical problems around examining large numbers of students in a one-to-one OSCE style examination, in terms of time, cost of simulated patients and examiners and availability of rooms.

To investigate associations between neurological condition, assessed with the Hempel examination, in terms of minor neurological dysfunction (MND) and neurological optimality, and cognition and behaviour at 4 years.

As an agitators' slogan, "Islam is the solution" (used by the Brotherhood in Egypt) may sound appealing but it doesn't stand up to much examination in terms of practical politics.

To conclude the objective examination, in terms of NGV, the proposed EN-GB conversion scheme outperforms all the examined methods.

Bone marrow examination in terms of cellular morphology was done by Wright staining with bone marrow smear.

Physical examination in terms of the range of motion (ROM) of the hip joints in patients with fractures was not possible.

In this section, the simulation results are presented to prove the theoretical examinations in terms of outage probability, the average BER and throughput.

In order to investigate what is required in the Japanese university entrance examinations in terms of English writing tasks, this study utilises the notion of genre as developed in Martin (1984).

The effective dose an individual (adult patient) would receive from a number of common diagnostic radiological examinations in terms of chest X-ray equivalents (assuming exposure from a single-view chest X-ray as 1 arbitrary unit) was evaluated.

15 As also previously described, women lost to follow-up did not differ from the participants in the re-examination in terms of cadmium exposure, but had a more adverse cardiovascular risk factor profile including elevated serum ICAM-1 levels.

Little is known about simulated patient (actors) rating of empathy in examinations in terms of inter-rater reliability compared with clinical assessors or correlation with overall examination results.