Sentence examples for examination that they from inspiring English sources

Recently, Mr. Taubman's lawyers have given prosecutors results of an October polygraph examination that they arranged for their client.

And they were let down because the examination that they sat was designed in a way which I don't think was entirely fair to them, or to those people who are going to carry on teaching them or employing them in the future..

It was important to ensure that practitioners understood that each item of history and examination that they accorded importance would need to be documented in every referral letter regardless of whether that information was germane to the diagnosis.

How many patients would like to have information booklets available in the waiting room, explaining in simple terms the examination that they are about to undergo, and how many patients do not want this type of information?

They lacked the level of thoughtfulness, studiousness – really, borderline sociological examination – that shows now share.

On close examination that's questionable.

Instead of Freud and the transferential method there are the inspector (like a character in a case history, he is never named) and his handbook of criminology, which requires of investigators such minute self-examination that they miss the evidence of their eyes.

Both women admitted on the stand under cross-examination that they were deeply skeptical of Ms. Mitchell's techniques, but paid her anyway, suggesting that they were never tricked into thinking the psychic had the power to better their lives, Mr. Aronwald said.

This analysis identifies a new importance for the Euryarchaeota in these enrichment cultures: while the Euryarchaeota are never the sole predicted source of a metabolite, it is clear from these examinations that they encode pathways predicted to provide essential nutrients, including corrinoids, to the Dhc.

There are too many crucial issues that require deeper examination than they have had so far.

The report said that in both primary and secondary schools, many teachers were so concerned with meeting test and examination requirements that they were not fostering a spirit of "scientific enquiry" among their pupils.