Sentence examples for examination part from inspiring English sources

China's Guidelines for Patent Examination, Part Two, Chapter 10, 9.3.1.1 (2010).

Two weeks after taking the comprehensive written examination (part 1 of the qualifying examination process) at the end of June, students, including MSTP and M.D./Ph.D. students, present their lab rotation research projects to the predoctoral committee.

Some special requirements are password-controlled access, applicability of most commercially available PCs and laptops equipped with standard software (Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0), central evaluation of the students' performance, inclusion of an examination part, provision of a picture gallery and a comprehensive glossary accessible in the learning mode.

In the examination part, one hundred and ten clinicians attended the test and finished the questionnaire as demanding: including 49 from theory group (attendance rate 65.3%), 49 from technique group (attendance rate 57.0%) and 12 clinicians who did not participate in any of the training courses.

The physical examination part one can't do too much.

Consequently, investigators have commonly used a modified Harris hip score without the physical examination part.

MA is responsible for the histopathological and pathological examination parts of the manuscript.

The outcome of the different examinations was numerically defined as deviant (=2), if one or more of the neurological examination parts were abnormal, otherwise as normal (=1).

This study primarily considers the written examinations, Part 1 and Part 2, for which Part 2 can only be taken after Part 1 has been successfully passed.

MRCP UK) (Membership of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of the United Kingdom) involves three examinations, Part 1 and Part 2 being multiple-choice assessments of clinical knowledge, and PACES (Practical Assessment of Clinical Examination Skills) being an OSCE-style examination.

It is a comprehensive, unsentimental examination - part travelogue, part historical analysis - of why Jamaica is the way it is today.