Sentence examples for examination usefulness from inspiring English sources

Table 1 Learner perception of examination usefulness   Oral examinations Written examinations Should this examination type be used in training programs in the future?

Our study sought to bring empathy ratings into clinical short case final examinations and test their usefulness using a simple general construct of empathy (including both cognitive and affective aspects) compared to other final year clinical examination scores.

Examination of US breeding germplasm illustrated the usefulness of BOPA1 and BOPA2 in that they provide excellent marker density and sensitivity for detection of minor alleles in this genetically narrow material.

Studies using vignettes in the developing world are emerging, but with no critical examination of their usefulness in such settings.

Recently, an EFNS Task Force evaluated (amongst other instrumental examination tools) the usefulness of imaging procedures in non-acute headache patients on the basis of evidence from the literature [6].

In our examination of the usefulness of the MSCV promoter to drive the expression of therapeutic genes, such as dystrophin, in skeletal muscles [6], we focused on its activity in skeletal muscle tissue and myotubes.

Figure 2A shows how predictions of a mathematical model of filariasis transmission [24], [25], [31] allow an examination of the usefulness of implementing a 5-year MDA strategy with DEC/ALB or IVM/ALB that has as its target either parasite elimination and eradication (set to be around 0.5% mf prevalence here [5]) or disease control (3.55% mf prevalence).

Concerning the other modalities used in the assessment of TCZ treatment, the usefulness of examinations with both power Doppler signals on ultrasound (US) [ 29] and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) [ 30] have been reported.

Examination of the clinical usefulness of HT61 in man is now under way.

Theoretical and practical examinations have shown the usefulness of this concept.

This example demonstrates the importance of EAR for determining the need of follow-up examinations among cancer patients because it provides information on the relative usefulness of these examinations compared to other possible interventions.