Sentence examples for examination more from inspiring English sources
"Even though ASQ more specific, I still think observer's examination more useful, mother may have bias or mislead the examiner, whilst physical examination allows clinicians to identify problems without mother's bias affecting the result.
That has left the patent office itself underfinanced and burdened with a backlog of 1.2 million applications awaiting examination, more than half of which have not had even a first review.
Mr. McCartney, 65, wrote in a letter posted on his Web site (paulmccartney.com) that during a routine medical examination more than a year ago, "there was a minor irregularity which I needed to have tests for and which I have now been assured is completely fine".
CHICAGO – Senator Barack Obama was in "excellent health" at the time of his last examination more than a year ago, according to a letter released today by his physician, and has no known medical problems that would affect his ability to serve as president.
More testing, more examination, more R&D, more automation," he said.
topics where education should be targeted: 2) education for RTs to improve IQ 3) patient viewpoint (to make the examination more comfortable to patients).
Two children, bought from an old procuress for £10, found his cross-examination more frightening than a fate worse than death and ran away.
Nowhere is the self-examination more unrelenting than within the constellation of advocacy groups, foundations and research organizations nurtured by the Kochs.
There are few examinations more intimate: my cheek often brushes theirs, and usually both of us, through politeness, end up holding our breath.
However, Ricketts and Wilks (2002) reported that some students feel disadvantaged by online examinations because they find these examinations more stressful or because they dislike computers.
We have previously reported that the distribution of fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) at positron emission tomography (PET -examinations more or less constitutes a 'zero-sum-game' [1].
