Sentence examples for examination to have from inspiring English sources

Far from being a daring and brilliant attack, it looks, on deeper examination, to have been a ruthless but bog-standard terrorist operation which could have been revealed at any stage if the authorities had enjoyed a little more luck.

And in many other cases, they said, children whose parents reported no obvious signs of asthma turned out, on examination, to have mild cases of the disease, which can become more severe if left untreated.

The tear-jerking coda turned out, on forensic examination, to have been based on the lyric to the Beatles' She's Leaving Home ("Father snores as his wife gets into her dressing gown/Picks up the letter that's lying there") – released, naturally, in 1967.

And if what we formerly took for nothing turns out, on closer examination, to have the makings of protons and neutrons and tables and chairs and planets and solar systems and galaxies and universes in it, then it wasn't nothing, and it couldn't have been nothing, in the first place.

More than 100 medical conditions can resemble Alzheimer's disease, and about 20 percent of people who are told they have the illness are found upon further examination to have frontotemporal dementia, vascular dementia, normal pressure hydrocephalus, Parkinson's disease or another condition.

Importantly, all newborns and aborted fetuses were found by gross examination to have congenital cataracts.

This is why it vies to photograph every street in the world and scan every book ever published, to say nothing of building self-driving cars and glasses that record almost everything.It would have been interesting for this self-examination to have delved into Google's legal quandaries and the frequent perception that the firm, contrary to its corporate motto, is a source of evil.

Some concerns flagged by regulators early in the examination appear to have gone unaddressed.

Intensive follow-up and clinical examination appears to have limited efficacy (Grunfeld et al, 1996; Montgomery et al, 2007).

Introduction of a transparent assessment guide to practice examination seems to have translated learning objectives into comprehensible performance tasks for students.

Most of our patients with appropriate examinations seemed to have clear indications for the examinations.