Sentence examples for examination often from inspiring English sources

Wunderkind virtuosos in short trousers sweeping all before them in a blur of prestidigitation are part of the fabric of classical music; a familiar and on examination, often not terribly interesting part.

Post-mortem examination often reveals subtle, but nonetheless fatal, flaws in the heart muscle or kidneys of these animals the sorts of changes that are hard to predict and therefore almost impossible to prevent.Researchers are only beginning to get a sense of the range of things that can go awry in cloning.

Usually, patients with temporal bone pathology first undergo clinical examination, often with audiology tests.

The examination often includes both a digital rectal examination and prostate-specific antigen testing.

The findings showed that adjustments to the examination often were perceived as beneficial.

Careful in vivo examination often reveals pathologic conditions that are not recognized by other means.

His penetrating cross-examination often made subordinates quake if they were the subject of his scrutiny.

He took an openly scornful tone in his cross-examination, often shifting his voice into a high-pitched, incredulous bark.

Mrs. Rivera did not flinch under sometimes withering cross-examination, often insisting on explaining previous answers rather than acknowledge any contradictions.

Accounts by the victims, a collection of which were released on compact disc in April, were rarely subjected to cross-examination, often uncorroborated, and sometimes contradicted.

"The effectiveness of cross-examination often depends on being able to surprise a witness, particularly an accusing witness, with evidence that contradicts or is inconsistent with his trial testimony," Judge Marshall wrote, adding, "It permits the jury to assess for themselves the reliability of a witness's memory, or whether an accuser is truthful".