Sentence examples for examination of introduced from inspiring English sources

We combine phylogenetic analyses of mtDNA sequences with examination of introduced populations and museum collections to clarify the identities, introduced distributions, geographical origins, and introduction histories of apple snails.

Examination of the effect of introducing uncertainty of up to 15% in Iox/ Ired on the calculated distance showed that variation of up to 10% in Iox/ Ired results in propagated uncertainties of less than −0.19 or 0.38 nm in the calculated distance, which is a tolerable level.

Proficiency examination of this model, introduced as an educational tool of home space design model, was carried out through two undergraduate student groups of analyse and control.

Recently, a noninvasive diagnostic method of the respiratory tract examination was introduced; namely, exhaled breath condensate (EBC) analysis.

In 2011, the European Basic Laparoscopic Urological Skills (E-BLUS) examination was introduced as a pilot for the examination of final-year urologic residents.

This approach seems a sensible way of introducing the empirical examination of how perceptions of differences in ascriptive characteristics affect what we view as discriminatory outcomes.

The aim of the present study was to evaluate the possibility of introducing ultrasonographic (US) examination of axillary LN in association with FNAC as a useful diagnostic tool in the presurgical management of patients with breast cancer.

Our findings might justify consideration of introducing pre-surgical examinations that could locate the α-SMA positive myofibroblast-rich nodules with a view to considering these areas as target points for surgery.

In 2005 the GMC undertook a formal consultation on the matter of introducing a national exit examination.

However, a following substantial increase was present when subsequent examinations were introduced while a part of the learning curve had already been passed.

Not all clients come back for a day-7 physical examination therefore introducing the possibility of similar events not being reported.