Sentence examples for examination supporting from inspiring English sources

Vibroarthrography (VAG) is a physical examination supporting accurate assessment of joint motion quality [ 16].

Mechanical properties of the POSS-containing samples performed at 450 °C and fractographic examination supports the above hypothesis.

Anomalies detected by the physicians followed a thorough physical examination, supported when necessary by referral to specialists.

All patients were interviewed according to a clinical psychiatric examination supported by the Mini-International Neuropsychiatric Interview (MINI) version 2005.

He therefore underwent another radical surgery and the second histological examination supported the diagnosis of G2 de-differentiated liposarcoma with myxoid areas.

A targeted medical history and physical examination supported by appropriate laboratory evaluation is required in patients presenting with a possible hypertensive crisis [ 7, 28].

The diagnosis of CD is made from patient's history and physical examination supported by laboratory, endoscopic, radiologic, and pathologic findings.

Such wildlife necropsies require a comprehensive approach to diagnostic examination supported by an interdisciplinary team of laboratory and pathology support, and prove invaluable when used to support cases of wildlife mortality that involve violation of wildlife laws.

Thus, the diagnosis of SA in adults according to our study should primarily be derived from thorough medical history and physical examination, supported by joint fluid WBC analysis and confirmed by synovial/blood cultures in 88% cases.

The in-depth histological examination, supported by the morphometric analysis, of the brainstem in SIUDS/SIDS cases frequently yielded a diagnosis of hypodevelopment of important nuclei and/or neuronal structures checking vital functions.

Treatments for infections were given if routine blood examination supported such intervention and the patients with hemorrhagic shock were managed by quickly controlling the source of bleeding and resuscitation [ 27].