Sentence examples for examination only one from inspiring English sources

On bacteriological examination, only one case, which was H. pylori positive both by PCR and the histological tests, was H. pylori negative.

On clinical examination, only one dog (case 2) exhibited respiratory signs as part of the clinical pattern, and only two dogs (cases 1 and 3) had visible signs of an ongoing bleeding disorder.

Generally, regardless of the challenges that were faced in using these technologies, benefits accrued were more pronounced because students scored highly in their end of semester examinations; only one student failed a course.

This is relevant to further establish parallels in terms of pathophysiology between corneal and peripheral somatic nerve damage but also has practical relevance when examining patients to allow examination of only one eye.

The model is based on the idea that useful measurement involves examination of only one human attribute at a time (unidimensionality) on a hierarchical "more than/less than" line of inquiry.

In both studies (in 1965 and in 1980) diagnostic methods were the same as those used in the present study, microscopic examination and the rates were estimated from the examination of only one sample [ 6].

In this paper, however, we focus only on the out-of-band radiation caused by nonlinear distortion through examination of only one OFDM symbol for simplicity, and the effect of the spectral leakage caused by this windowing will not be considered.

Therefore, with examination of only one marker, for now we designated these specimens as Palythoa cf. mutuki.

However, is it also possible to perform a time-efficient whole-body examination using only one surface coil with limited coverage.

Moreover, reports of pathological changes in dogs poisoned with metallic phosphides are often vague and limited to gross descriptions or generally incomplete due to examination of only one or a few organs.

While this study is a step forward in understanding the nature of the relationship between intercourse during early adolescence and negative outcomes, the study was limited in its examination of only one psychosocial factor.