Sentence examples for examination points from inspiring English sources
The riding school effects were significant in absence of a significant examiner effect for three examination points; trot on a straight line, canter on a left hand circle and hind limb flexion test.
Paskal's extensive examination points to the uncomfortable conclusion that every country and continent will be seriously impacted by environmental changes this century.
The horizontal p-value represents group differences in the three examination points.
The result of this examination points to a likely role for selection pressures in such prophylaxis patients.
Although there is a large international literature on the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of primary prevention interventions targeting lifestyle factors for CVD, a closer examination points to a very limited literature in the Asia-Pacific Region.
In the whole study population, delirium was associated with loss of 1.0 more Mini-Mental State Examination points per year (95% confidence interval 0.11 1.89) than those with no history of delirium.
A red banner above the barrier declared the school a "National unified gaokao examination point".
One result of the Justice Department's policy shift was that the Baltimore Police Department, which came under federal investigation following Freddie Gray's death, in April, 2015, had to negotiate its reform agreement over the objections of the very Justice Department whose examination pointed out the need for reform in the first place.
X-Ray diffraction analysis and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy examination point out that Ti4+ can enter the crystal lattice of Na-β″-Al2O3, which results in the variation of lattice parameters, densifies the microstructure and improves both β″ phase content and ionic conductivity of the resulting sample.
Citation Dr M:" So I told him that nothing in the examination pointed at a haemorrhage or brain tumour.
As the values at W0 were not available, the values at R20, the examination point of the study closest to W0, were used as baseline.
