Sentence examples for examinations made from inspiring English sources

A fourth testified, on the basis of two examinations made in 1958, that the defendant was not a manic-depressive psychotic.

The researchers reviewed referrals for knee M.R.I. examinations made by two physician groups, one with a financial interest in a scanner, the other without.

Experimental examinations, made by Wicke and Vortmeyer, on the behavior of such a moving reaction zone resulted in the following fact: through variation of the flow velocity u in axial direction of the bed, this zone can optionally be moved.

The Comptroller of the Currency is authorized to have an examination made at any time into the affairs of the liquidating bank until the claims of all creditors have been satisfied, and the expense of making such examinations shall be assessed against such bank in the same manner as in the case of examinations made pursuant to subchapter XV of chapter 3 of this title.

Many acute examinations made it difficult to get a comprehensive view of the day's program.

For this, we relied on the summary of products characteristics and on the examinations made at the department.

However, most of the patients also experienced other physical problems or were not given comprehensive neurological examinations, making it difficult for researchers to pinpoint these dream machines.

In some cancer centres follow-up examinations make up over 75% of computed tomography (CT) activity.

However, these measures show considerable variation between acquisition method and individual examinations, making direct comparison between patients and trials difficult.

Furthermore, the flexible structure of OSPE/OSCE examinations make them easily adaptable to local needs [ 31, 32].

It is often the only examination made, and it is used both for diagnosis and for prognosis.