Sentence examples for examination individually from inspiring English sources

This research could obtain the fetal cardiac anatomic cross-sectional images which was consistent with the ultrasonic standard section and could clearly show the internal structure of the vascular malformation that optimized the ultrasound examination individually.

Maternal tissues: caruncles and placenta, liver, kidney, spleen, lungs, uterus, small intestine, blood, colostrum, placental fluids, and feces; and fetal tissues: small intestine, lung, liver, meconium, cecal contents, fetal fluids (abdominal fluids and blood) were collected and processed for microbiological examination individually.

Participants (12 senior consultant paediatricians attending an examination workshop) individually categorised 28 PVCs into one of 3 possible acuities and then described the quality of the image seen.

Means and standard deviations of SNC velocity were derived for different symptom patterns and examination findings individually, and then their mutually adjusted associations with SNC velocity were assessed by multiple linear regression.

This technology has been successfully performed in previous examinations to individually reconstruct mandibular continuity defects.

Controls were recruited from among women seen at the Mayo Clinic for general medical examinations and individually-matched to cases on age (1-year) and area of residence.

The healthy control subjects were defined as healthy individuals without inflammatory arthritis by medical history, general examinations, and laboratory examinations and were individually matched to RA cases on the basis of sex, ethnicity, and local residential region.

Each medical examination is regarded individually.

The results of the examination are discussed individually with each participant following principles of motivational interviewing.

Practical examinations were administered individually by clinical teachers who were provided with objective assessment criteria and detailed instructions.

This research is an important step in the examination of an individually-targeted frailty intervention.