Sentence examples for examination reflects from inspiring English sources

Whereas performance on the written examination reflects knowledge and synthesis of information, performance on the oral examination tests judgement and candidates' real world experience with complex surgical issues.

Utilisation of this screening examination reflects attitude towards screening programmes and is likely to be a good marker for health behaviour and general health care utilisation.

In our opinion, the spectral peculiarities of the glasses under examination reflect a change in the degree of continual disorder in a modified layer within the structural glass network, as a result of the formation of new phases with the participation of implanted impurities.

The 95% LOA for MRI were wider than for clinical examination, reflecting the lower correlation for MRI.

In acute hospital care, phrases like "seeing on rounds" or "conducting a complete history and physical examination" reflect a narrower focus on the integration of communication, clinical reasoning and physical examination skills [ 1, 2].

Intestinal damage as shown by histological examination reflected bacterial distribution along the gut, in particular it was negligible in germ-free animals treated at 60 mg kg−1 d−1 for 4 days, the lethal dose for holoxenic controls (Brandi et al, 2006).

It increases substantially if it replaces radiology at routine medical examination, reflecting the relatively high and unusually low sensitivity of Xpert MTB/RIF and radiological screening, respectively, in gold miners.

To assure that TSH measurements at first examination reflect spontaneous levels, we excluded from the analysis individuals who reported thyroid disease (n = 815, 90% with simple diffuse goiter) or thyroid surgery (n = 46) or intake of thyroid hormones (n = 27) before the first screening examination.

This way of evaluating imaging examinations reflects daily practice.

The results of scintigraphic examinations reflect the pathologic features and metabolic properties of the tumors, making the in vivo characterization of tumor differentiation and grade possible.

The results of scintigraphic examinations reflect the pathologic features and tumor metabolic properties, allowing the in vivo characterization of the disease.