Sentence examples for examination order from inspiring English sources

An incomplete Latin square design was used such that order of the examiners was randomized to balance and minimize examiner's examination order effects.

Usually, the issue can be resolved on the spot — it's a headache or a cough or the like — but sometimes it requires an unplanned home visit, to perform an examination, order some tests, provide a prescription.

Physicians are asked to take a history, describe the physical examination, order tests, make a diagnosis, and prescribe treatment as they would in an actual practice setting.

Xenophon said oversight of compulsory examination orders was "an important safeguard that doesn't fetter the work of the ABCC".

Last week, election officials said about 10percentt of polling stations would be subject to an examination ordered by the Electoral Complaints Commission, a United Nations-backed organization that is the ultimate arbiter of election results.

A headline yesterday about the postponement of a hearing for Lionel Tate, a Florida teenager on probation in the 2001 stomping death of a young girl, incorrectly described an examination ordered by the judge.

Accordingly, the framework includes five interactive process dimensions: (1) the patient provider encounter (history, physical examination, ordering tests/referrals based on assessment); (2) performance and interpretation of diagnostic tests; (3) follow-up and tracking of diagnostic information over time; (4) subspecialty and referral-specific factors; and (5) patient-related factors.

Patient cases that require students to seek information, analyze data, pose questions, perform physical examinations, order lab tests, present a diagnosis and therapy can all be developed easily using the built-in template cases or by editing existing cases.

The unit which is the subject of the investigation was part of the first Wales-only GCSE examinations, ordered after a split between England, Northern Ireland and Wales in 2012.

The slightly larger number of examinations ordered in the overweight group may also be because the surgeon feels insecure of the clinical examination performed.

The units were part of the first Wales-only GCSE examinations, ordered after a split between Northern Ireland, England and Wales in 2012.