Sentence examples for examination raising from inspiring English sources

Since LS begins with uncharacteristic symptoms, a meticulous clinical examination, raising the clinical suspicion and, if necessary, a histopathologic confirmation is required.

In terms of evidence relating to the validity of the PLAB examination, raising the pass mark for both parts of the test may reduce the disparity in performance observed between international medical graduates registering via the test and UK graduates.

But, in 1886, Butler sat in the Commons' public gallery to watch as the act was repealed, and the age of examination raised from 13 to 16 years.

CT/MRI scans are rarely indicated, but should be performed where the history or physical examination raise suspicion of a secondary condition.

Joyce, whose Antarctic experience exceeded all save Wild's, was excluded from the party after Marshall's medical examination raised doubts about his fitness.

Per rectum examination raised the suspicion of a prostate.

Clinical examination: raised jugular vein pressure, peripheral oedema, ascites, loud p2, systolic murmur, central cyanosis.

Rheumatological examination raised suspicion of an autoimmune illness, but all specific blood tests were negative.

Recent guidelines advise that mammography should only be offered to women between the ages of 35 and 39 if clinical examination raises concern or a targeted ultrasound of the breast reveals a suspicious abnormality [ 1].

As it attempted to refinance its already high debt burden, detailed examination raised questions about its economic data. 1 Concerns that it might have to default on its debt led to a series of bailout packages from the European Commission, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund (the troika).

Randomized trials of antiviral therapy, primarily oseltamivir, have undergone recent re-examination raising doubt regarding the clinical benefit of treatment [ 12].