Sentence examples for examinations amount from inspiring English sources

While regulators say they are trying to prevent further bank failures, bankers complain that the examinations amount to nitpicking.

The American Civil Liberties Union says such examination amounts to an "unreasonable search", which would be illegal in the US.

Preventional diagnostics such as DXA-measuring or laboratory examination, amounting to approximately 15 million euros per year, are not currently covered by health insurance.

However, as mentioned, the costs for preventional screenings such as DXA-measurement or laboratory examination (amounting to approximately 15 million euros per year) are not currently covered by German health insurance companies [ 6].

Women's satisfaction with delivery care was associated with wanted status of the pregnancy, immediate maternal condition after delivery, waiting time to see the health worker, availability of waiting area, care providers' measure taken to assure privacy during examinations, and amount of cost paid for service.

This statistical analysis displays the number and type of moves performed during the examination, the amount of time spent, number of fields viewed and area of tissue examined at each magnification and the specifications of the examining pathologists PC (screen resolution, colour depth and operating system).

Other measures included Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE), amount of daily medications taken, educational level and sociodemographic characteristics.

In comparison, Evans & Kelly (2004) found that examinations, the intense amount of work, and finding the academic work difficult were the most important source of stress.

The ability (statistical power) to detect a given rate of visual field change expressed in MD/year will depend on the variability of MD over time, the number of examinations and the amount of change we wish to detect.

On closer examination it may amount to not much more than a currency move.

Today's mobile devices are powerful enough to handle radiology examinations with large amounts of data.