Sentence examples for examination not to from inspiring English sources

Irving Copi's Introduction to Logic an influential text book from the mid-twentieth century defines a fallacy as "a form of argument that seems to be correct but which proves, upon examination, not to be so".

That is, obviously, not what A Star Is Born is about Cooper opens that old narrative up for examination, not to be reaffirmed.

News outlets cover stories that highlight such issues of race -- often those in which a white officer has killed a black suspect -- because they involve legitimate concerns worthy of closer examination, not to create racial tension.

Two papers were excluded as they were duplicates and 57 were excluded as they were found, upon closer examination, not to meet inclusion criteria.

Both mother and child are asked not to brush their teeth 2 3 h prior to examination, not to consume sweet food or beverages, smoke or use a mouth wash as per oral examination criteria.

Tokyo's success is worth critical examination, not only to cull out reasons for achievement but also to better grasp facets of the city than contribute to its Gestalt.

Exclusion criteria included cases with an incomplete colon examination not related to bowel preparation, e.g. obstructing tumor and acute lower gastrointestinal bleeding not amenable to a standard bowel preparation.

For example, ptosis would be classified as an abnormal finding in neurological examination not related to the acute symptoms when the patient stated that the condition has been pre-existing in this way.

He was the greatest cross-examiner of such experts ("the art of cross-examination is not to examine crossly") and many alleged murderers owed their liberty to his ability to draw out a doubt in the apparently closed mind.

If the biomarker is to be added as part of the clinical routine examination, and not to further burden the public health system with increased costs of care, its diagnostic advantages have to offset its cost.

Finally, the better performance of treated students in targeted examinations seems not to be obtained at the expenses of results earned in other examinations.