Sentence examples for examination with that from inspiring English sources

When we compared the functional state of the patient at the last examination with that before the operation, we found that five patients were as badly off as they had been before the operation and that five were worse.

Gastric emptying was significantly delayed after the completion of the eye examination compared with that seen before the examination (P <.05).

In 2002, the New York Times reported on the possible transmission of Pseudomonas infection to 400 patients after examination with bronchoscopes that were not adequately designed to ensure proper cleansing and disinfection [ 4].

Area under the ROC curve was significantly greater for the monofilament examination compared with that for other simple sensory tests.

We sought to evaluate a web-based interface that presented reports of knee MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) examinations with annotations that included patient-oriented definitions, anatomic illustrations, and hyperlinks to additional information.

DWI of the second examination was compared with that of the first image.

cIMT is a well-validated and safe examination with high reproducibility that can be repeatedly performed with no adverse effect on the patient.

Visual field change should only be determined with examination strategies that estimate thresholds, such as Swedish Interactive Thresholding Algorithm (SITA) and full threshold bracketing strategies.

Administration of the paraprobiotic CP2305 for 12 weeks significantly improved sleep quality assessed by both the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index and a one-channel sleep electroencephalogram during the pre-examination period compared with that of the placebo administration.

"He's gone through a lot of examination with the fact that he signed with the (Golden State Warriorssaidsaid Jerry Colangelo, managing director of USA Basketball.

Barclays, for instance, sailed through the examination, with regulators judging that it would have more capital in two years' time than now, because of strong underlying earnings.