Sentence examples for examination to consider from inspiring English sources

The prosecutor of the international criminal court in The Hague has launched an initial examination to consider whether war crimes have been committed in the occupied Palestinian territories and whether any crimes identified meet the criteria for a fully fledged investigation.

34 50 51 Initiation of rituximab should be preceded by recording a detailed history (regarding chronic or recent comorbidity, such as cardiovascular and pulmonary diseases, recurrent infections and allergies) and a complete physical examination to consider possible contraindications in all patients, especially the older patient.

This paper seeks to extend this range of examinations to consider inter-relationships with technologies to reduce methane emissions.

Attempts to further define diagnostic accuracy of clinical examination will have to consider how to define and measure independently the contribution of individual covariates or physical signs, and which combination of cofactors has the highest sensitivity, specificity, or positive predictive value.

The SWIFT identified 'Fail to identify need for physical examination' and the HFMEA identified 'Failure to consider physical examination'.

Cognitive anthropology expands the examination of human thinking to consider how thought works in different cultural settings.

Simply recording a weight in the physical examination was not sufficient to consider as weight identification.

Faced with the potential diagnosis of glaucoma in CHED, careful examination should be performed to consider the diagnosis of posterior polymorphous corneal dystrophy (formerly autosomal dominant CHED1) for which glaucoma is a more common codiagnosis (15%) [ 3].

Clifford Tibber, a solicitor who represents six of the victims' families, said: "These inquests represent the first opportunity for public examination of the facts and to consider, if there were failings, what lessons have been learned.

This examination will provide an opportunity to consider new hypotheses about why barriers remain, shedding light on the nature and extent of bias within the American public.

The importance of trust and the use of peers that was highlighted in our study need further examination and it is advised to consider incorporation of these aspects in recently started initiatives.