Sentence examples for examinations to explore from inspiring English sources

We undertook a range of examinations to explore the robustness of our findings.

Contrast agent has been used for many years in both computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) examinations to explore angiogenesis in breast carcinoma by tracking the uptake and washout of contrast agent in tissues.

Today, we need a similar exhaustive, bipartisan and impartial examination to explore a series of possible business and regulatory failures.

Given the increased interest in deciphering of the cognitive process, brain stimulation is under vigorous examination to explore its potential ability in facilitating cognitive function.

The difficulties in handling and/or processing of these small carbonaceous samples without introducing terrestrial contamination resulted in the collection of insufficient information from the first examination to explore the origin of category 3 particles.

She investigates the course, taught by a nurse and professor who takes students to hospitals, cemeteries, prisons and other places where life is put into stark examination to explore the meaning of the end.

We further divided the cancers into groups (six month intervals) according to the time between the date of diagnosis and the date of the last normal screening examination, to explore the hypothesis that more rapidly growing cancers arising shortly after a normal screening mammogram have a poorer prognosis.

The crux of the examination is to explore the transformation of the dwelling's layout and its spatial interior spaces over time in terms of the composition and functions of the housing unit.

On day 2, several examinations were conducted to explore the possibility of underlying immunosuppressive disease.

Manning's defence lawyer used the cross-examination of Lamo to explore the soldier's motivations and state of mind at the time he transmitted a huge amount of secret information to the open information website, Wikileaks.

50 52 Further examination is required to explore potential bias in hospital admission practices and to differentiate between types of hospitalisations (ie, mental health, surgical and medical hospitalisations).