Sentence examples for examination yielding from inspiring English sources

The total effective radiation dose was estimated to equal one standard chest X-ray examination, yielding an average absorbed radiation of 0.8 mGy to the breasts of female subjects.

A total of 18,581 (8,598 men and 9,983 women) completed a baseline questionnaire and met for the clinical examination, yielding a participation rate of 63% (57% for men and 70% for women).

A total of 18 581 (8 598 men and 9 983 women) both answered the first questionnaire and came to the clinical examinations, yielding an initial participation rate of 63% (57% for men and 70% for women).

The scores for each histological examination were summed, yielding a maximum score of 24, as defined by Schmidt and coworkers [ 21].

Abdominal X-ray may help in showing obstruction, however duodenal carcinomas especially those in the 3rd and 4th portions of the organ are often missed on barium x-ray examination [ 22] yielding a definite diagnosis in less than 5% of cases [ 23].

At follow-up examinations, all four examiners were assessed for reliability among 21 children, yielding paired examination findings for 2070 tooth surfaces.

Examiner reliability in diagnosing caries experience used data from 13 children at baseline, yielding paired examination findings for 1,252 tooth surfaces.

The bi-planar digital X-ray examination was performed simultaneously yielding two X-ray images (one for each plane) that were stored in the central hospital archive (PACS system) as DICOM files.

Compared to blended-learning concepts, where e-learning and face-to-face phases have a strict schedule, the technology-enhanced scenario described in the present study might be more convenient to the students while yielding acceptable examination results [ 35].

Sex was determined by post-mortem examination of the reproductive organs, yielding to 17 males and 15 females in the urban habitat and 17 males and 11 females in the suburbs.

But the piece-by-piece examination of programs seems to be yielding a new appreciation for the federal government's role.