Sentence examples for examination strongly from inspiring English sources

A completely negative US examination strongly supports implant integrity, limiting the application of mammography or MRI to cases suspicious at US [1, 10].

Macroscopic examination strongly suggested CD.

Yet, closer examination strongly indicates that at the same time, risk perception and affect reciprocally influence each other in a stable feedback system.

Additionally, the examination strongly suggests that biologic information that is not apparent from any of the individual assays can be discovered by quantitative pair-wise comparisons among assays.

The ultrasound findings of anhydramnios and megacystis, in combination with the notable absence of a urethral meatus, a hypoplastic chest and the absence of anterior abdominal wall musculature on physical examination, strongly support a diagnosis of PBS in this patient, despite the lack of more detailed ultrasound or pathology data to corroborate these findings.

Results of tests and surveys collected from large samples truly reflect the targeted populations and provide empirical evidence supporting the widely-recognized narrative that high-stakes university entrance examinations strongly affect Japanese EFL education.

Both the CT and the x-ray examinations strongly correlated with each other and with the clinical findings on days 7 and 21.

Out of the 900 men, 19 were excluded: 1 because of a history of testicular cancer; 1 because of testicular cancer discovered at examination; 4 because of self-reported abuse of anabolic steroids; and 2 because of grossly abnormal hormone levels but normal virilization and testis size at physical examinations, strongly indicating anabolic steroid abuse.

In its February consultation paper, however, the Immigration and Nationality Directorate of the Home Office (now the Border and Immigration Agency) made clear it not only wanted to introduce dental checks "where there is a reasonable doubt about the claimed age", but also its view that an "unreasonable refusal to undergo an x-ray examination should strongly inform the final decision on age".

The interpretation of a MR examination depends strongly on the experience of the clinician.

As one would expect, discrepancy between frozen section and definitive pathology examination was strongly related to minimal lymph node involvement.