Sentence examples for examinations less from inspiring English sources

At higher levels, pain medicine can mask injury, rendering prerace examinations less effective.

In Great Britain, two studies included the number of children as a control variable and found that women with a higher number of children attended breast and cancer screening examinations less often [30, 35].

Exclusion criteria were: (1) ongoing vaginal bleeding, (2) any previous gynaecological examinations less than 1 week (3) pregnancy.

The high number of referrals to the eye doctor could also be biased by the occurrence of other eye diseases, because patients with schizophrenia attend visual examinations less frequently than others, and their vision is notably weaker [ 25].

Adults with diabetes tended to be older, were more likely to be male, were largely insured by Medicare, had higher BMI and co-morbidity scores, were more likely to use ACE inhibitors, and used medical "well care" examinations less frequently (Table 1).

Had Eichmann been a bit less prim or the police examination less discreet (it did not extend to cross-examination, presumably so that the examiner would be assured of his coöperation), his "lack of prejudice" might have shown itself in another aspect as well.

As a survivor of sexual violence and advocate who has dedicated 25 years to working for change, I am encouraged by the fact that people across the country are insisting on deeper examination, less judgment, more compassion, accountability, justice, and change.

For example, women with high levels of anxiety who learn that they have a genetically higher level of risk of breast cancer than they had previously believed might perform breast self-examinations less frequently [9].

Each patient underwent an MRI and spectroscopy examination less than 24 h prior to surgery.

Early ultrasound examination (less than 20 weeks) results were used if the dates were unreliable.

Moreover, hypothermia delays the metabolism of drugs [ 7] and makes a clinical neurological examination less reliable [ 8, 9].