Sentence examples for examination represented from inspiring English sources

The rare development of a growing teratoma, documented by histological examination, represented an exception from this definition.

We found 21 positive cases (10.0%) of 209 patients by frozen section examination, represented by 1 false negative (4.5%) and 0 false positive case.

We found 21 all in correct diagnoses at frozen section examination, represented by 0 false positive case and 1 false negative (false negative rate was 4.5%).

We found 21 in correct diagnoses at frozen section examination, represented by 1 false negative (False negative rate was 4.5%) and 0 false positive cases.

Conventional oral exploration (visual and palpation examination) constitutes the current gold standard for oral cancer screening, while biopsy and histopathological examination represents the indispensable study for the detection of cases in patients with an identified lesion.

At stage 1, 4060 adults underwent biomedical examination, representing 69% of those who completed the telephone interview.

On CT, most commonly littoral cell angioma appears as multiple hypoattenuating masses in an enlarged spleen which on histopathologic examination, represent blood-filled vascular channels.

The present prospective analysis included 1,096 subjects who were free of diabetes at the baseline examination (2000 2002) and who returned for the 5-year follow-up examination, representing a 77% participation rate at follow-up.

Briefly, 11% and 24% of mothers and fathers, respectively, did not complete high school; 20% had an annual household income < $20,000/year, and 41% were unmarried at the child's 8-year examination, representing a socioeconomically diverse population.

The lack of measurement of test anxiety close to the final cumulative tests and the final examination represents another limitation of this study, but at the same time a way to further investigate the relationship between TEL and test anxiety.

The February 2012 document on human factors in latent print examination represents a multi-year effort from a 35-member expert working group that produced 34 recommendations and detailed process maps to improve the practice [ 39].