Sentence examples for examination to contain from inspiring English sources

Four Beijing isolates and 7 non-Beijing isolates, appeared by array examination to contain the extra MT1968-Mb1951c region.

31 Data on pathology tests and radiology examinations were unlikely to contain important omissions as these were obtained directly from pathology and radiology information systems used routinely to manage all requests.

Take the way Mr. Skinner asserted that the College Board examination sentence was "proven to contain an error of grammar" in the way you might talk about a document being proven to be a forgery -- it's as if the rules of grammar were mysterious dicta handed down from long-forgotten sages.

A man under treatment for obesity suddenly developed symptoms of poisoning; on examination, his fat was found to contain stored dieldrin, which had been metabolized as he lost weight.

However, upon histological examination, several areas were found to contain properly developed and stratified epidermis (Figures 6 and S4).

A written report for future reporting was favored by 75% of the GPs, who wanted the report to contain information on examination findings, diagnosis, treatment, and advice given.

None of the excised lymph nodes were found to contain metastasis at histopathological examination.

The lawyer also said the shoes thrown at the president had been destroyed at a laboratory during an examination to determine whether they contained any explosives or hazardous chemicals.

One section should be stained with H&E and provided for histological examination to confirm whether tissue contains a sufficient amount of tumor cells for testing.

The washing efficiency and lack of lymphocytic contamination were controlled for each sample by microscopic examination to verify that samples only contained immunomagnetic bead-coated cells.

This suggests that, in some cases, tissues adjacent to cancer, although appearing morphologically normal by traditional microscopic examination, may contain genetic changes associated with the genesis of or reaction to cancer.