Sentence examples for examination much more from inspiring English sources

A struggling or crying infant makes examination much more challenging.

The enhanced area in plane four of the permittivity image from the second examination is much more intense (higher values) than the corresponding plane for the first examination and appears to corroborate the MR observation that the tumor was growing.

But this examination focuses much more closely on potential safety problems related to the shuttle fleet's age and is implicitly critical of NASA for not doing everything possible to monitor problems like rust and metal fatigue.

This confirms that neuropathological-defined CMB on histologic examination are much more common compared to rediologically-defined CMBs.

By contrast to the high degree of variability of in-semester assessment, the style of end-of-semester examination was much more conserved across degree programs (Table  10).

A more structured approach to metadata deposition would allow a deeper analysis and hence the examination in much more detail of the source of these biases, along with the quality issue raised by Nakazato et al. above.

We labeled this reason as ' imaginary risks': "I've had numerous medical examinations and much more.

OFHEO also revealed a nearly 200-page examination, similar but much more decisive than the extensive report issued by law firm Baker Botts in July.

"My impression was there was much more examination and analytics done with the Obama campaign," Kay said.

To me, a sophisticated examination of intuition is much more impressive.

"This makes the examination and presentation of evidence much more effective," she said.