Sentence examples for examinations generated from inspiring English sources

In a context in which women are and will continue to be regularly followed up, one could argue that the screening test used (cytology or HPV tests) may not represent a significant alternative, other than the costs of the number of visits and the need of repeated examinations generated by each technology.

Visual field examinations generate a considerable amount of data.

For the Faculty, the provision of additional services such as increased pastoral support or resit examinations generates an extra workload.

Even this initial examination generated some new insights.

In both cases, the examination generated little evidence for publication bias of Fisher's z-transformed r̄ j but strong evidence of heterogeneity.

Current pathological examination generates results that are qualitative or semi-quantitative in nature.

This is a particular problem for immunohistochemistry, where variable staining protocols combined with the semi-quantitative nature of the examination generate substantial study-to-study fluctuations.

DP performed the clinical and neurological examinations and generated the MRI.

A initial list of 36 indicators for examination was generated from literature review, interviews with professional experts in special care dentistry, in special education and with practitioners of the health insurance system.

Physical examination alone generated 739 referrals for echocardiography (fig) with a false positive rate (729/38 374 (1.91%)) more than 10 times higher than that for pulse oximetry (P<0.0001).

The old imaging platform (used for the control group) did not support RDSR, thus the examination reports generated by the system were used (see Appendix  2).