Sentence examples for examination previous from inspiring English sources

He took refuge with the Union Army at Baton Rouge, and in 1863 three engraved portraits of him were printed in Harper's Weekly, showing the man "as he underwent the surgical examination previous to being mustered into the service — his back furrowed and scarred with the traces of a whipping administered on Christmas Day last".

Other exclusion criteria included known rectal prolapse, dyssynergic defecation (per patient history and clinical examination), previous intestinal resection, neurological cause of constipation, and use of drugs with known effects on GI motility or stool consistency.

An examination of previous pictures of brown dwarfs taken by the Hubble Space Telescope revealed faint traces of the disks, which had been overlooked.

Very soon after that though came the speculation about motive: analysis of any defence and examination of previous behaviour by Pistorius.

Mr. Lathrop, a former history major at Yale University and author of "Victorian Norwich," which includes an examination of previous immigration, said the current immigration wave was truly historic.

Such records are not officially monitored, an N.C.A.A. spokesman said, but an examination of previous top teams' final records suggested it was unlikely that any had done that before.

A more thorough examination of previous articles in The Times and other newspapers would have shown that in 2004 military investigators named another man as the one on the box, raising suspicions about Mr. Qaissi's claim.

A financial bubble that would not turn to bust was always too good to be true, and the forlorn hopes of a soft landing were clearly untenable as any serious examination of previous such financial bubbles would have shown.

A four-step research approach is employed, which includes examination of previous publications and collection of feedback from the industry professionals.

Examination of previous reports of electron conic distributions observed in planetary atmospheres show that there are a variety of physical mechanisms that can lead to their formation, not all of which require wave-particle interactions.

Therefore, a fractional derivative model for the diaphragm and a quadratic damping model for the air flow restrictor are newly developed based on the careful examination of previous studies.