Sentence examples for examinations methods from inspiring English sources

Finally, more sophisticated examinations methods were not available in situ.

In the background (p3), 2nd para, line 1 ...for THESE examinations.... - not clear which examinations Methods (p3), right-hand column, 3rd para down, line 1 ...USING...USING - replace 1st with 'WITH'; line 2 ...that WERE provided by... Discussion (p4), right-hand column, top of text:...these results provide [further] support...ie delete 'further' I have read this submission.

Hence their frequency of retinal examinations, method of ophthalmoscopy and collaboration habits may differ from that of the non-participants.

Disagreements between examiners on coding a DDE were then solved by reassessment of teeth by both examiners for the purpose of comparing the photographic and direct examination methods.

Examination methods can also be more flexible.

"One of the biggest remaining challenges is how to ensure developmentally appropriate questioning of young witnesses at court," says Plotnikoff. "Current cross-examination methods often contravene principles for obtaining complete and accurate reports from children and may actually exploit their developmental limitations".

Examination Methods (e.g. laser interference methods, multispectral imaging)   c.

These gaps may be due to differences in the question formats and examination methods (Akiyama et al. [14] g).

This was a prospective, observational study using an assessment tool to evaluate learner satisfaction with four different examination methods used in a cross-cultural medical training program.

The goal of this study was to evaluate learner perception of four common examination methods in an international educational curriculum in emergency medicine.

Non-destructive analytical and examination methods and specifically macroscopic X-ray fluorescence (MAXRF) scanning and conventional X-ray radiography (XRR) were the two non-destructive analytical and examination methods used to study both compositions and add to the existing knowledge on the artist's palette during both periods.