Sentence examples for examination over a from inspiring English sources

Owing to the rapidity of action a number of toxicant, a single or repeated examination over a few hours is needed to define the toxidrome and therefore the class of toxicant.

We used a standardized, validated, data collection tool to evaluate learning curves and measure competency in EUS among trainees at multiple centers.In a prospective study performed at 15 centers, 17 trainees with no prior EUS experience were evaluated by experienced attending endosonographers at the 25th and then every 10th upper EUS examination, over a 12-month training period.

Consequently, this analysis focuses on the first 25 s after the onset of P-waves and before the arrival of S-waves, in order to optimize the trade-off between a longer time window required to observe strong triggering by large P-waves, and a shorter time window which enables examination over a broader area before the arrival of subsequent S-waves.

Kinoshita et al. reported 396 (12.7 %) cases of adult BH out of 3107 patients who underwent CT examination over a period of 7 months, and Osman et al. reported that there were 142 (10.5 %) cases among 1350 patients over a period of 10 months; they concluded that BH in adults is not rare [20, 21].

The records of all patients presenting to the symptomatic clinic with a breast lump but with a normal clinical examination over a 6-month period were reviewed.

Methods: logistic regression was used to investigate the association between CRP and drop in cognitive performance (≥3 point change on the Mini-Mental State Examination) over a 4-year period in a population of 266 people, mean age 77 years.

"They were young, but legal," Dr. Q said, pausing in his examination, "over eighteen".

Apart from a few patients who profoundly expressed a demand for subsequent treatment in their scores of anamnestic items and could overrule the conclusions of the clinical examination, over-treatment of a few other patients was prevented (cf. Discussion).

So why would [she] choose to subject herself to police interviews, court proceedings, cross-examination, over a period of two years, if there was no substance to what she was saying?" Appeal court president Margaret McMurdo, in a published judgment, said the prosecutor was "entitled to address the jury as to why they should not accept the motives for giving false evidence".

However, all of these studies were cross-sectional or cohort studies and covered a short time span, and studies did not analyse the temporal sequence of screening examinations over a longer period with panel data.

Firstly, repeated examinations (it is estimated that a typical scoliosis patient will have approximately 22 radiological examinations over a 3-year treatment period [2]) are responsible for an increased amount of radiation exposure and, particularly in young females, an increased risk of breast cancer or infertility [2, 3, 4, 5].