Sentence examples for examination of the basic from inspiring English sources

Electrophysiology has been used as a tool for the examination of the basic mechanism of flicker and fusion.

Mr. Welling has started a regular Monday morning staff meeting and he is also in the midst of a careful examination of the basic mission and management of the organization.

Although much of this work is essentially a reply to the criticism of Duns Scotus and others, it is a rigorously analytical examination of the basic principles of natural and Christian theology.

According to the first path of examination of the basic hypothesis, it can be argued that foreign ownership has predisposed movements in domestic economies with constant increase in the capital base.

Numerical modeling of local flow fields that changed with time, due to depletion of NAPL sources, enabled the examination of the basic mechanisms of NAPL dissolution in complex groundwater systems.

The experiments and the model offer rational methods for examination of the basic physical chemistry and its physical consequences and also of analogous and practically important cases in management of filtration, of slip casting and the use of clay liners to retention ponds containing noxious and toxic effluents.

A re-examination of the basic kinetic derivations of the Volmer–Heyrovsky and Volmer–Tafel routes for the hydrogen evolution reaction with a Frumkin adsorption of the intermediate was carried out.

Examination of the individual basic items (not tabulated) showed that not owning one's own house (52%), car (17%), or freezer (16%) were most often reported.

Patients with a DFI require a thorough examination of the foot, basic blood tests such as complete blood count, serum chemistries, and inflammatory markers (erythrocyte sedimentation rate and/ or C-reactive protein).

Field tests with 5 devices at three different sites in the Swiss Alps (Niesen) and the Jura Mountains (Lägeren, Switzerland) during two extended summer seasons in 2006 and 2007 showed that in almost all cases it was possible to obtain sample volumes which were large enough for the examination of basic inorganic chemistry of the collected cloud water.

The bigger problem with this mental-illness rubric is that it puts emphasis on the less-knowable aspect of the act, the psychological "why," and tends to obscure any examination of the more pedestrian "how," the basic mechanics involved.