Sentence examples for examinations whose from inspiring English sources

PROP performed myelogram examinations, whose samples were collected by RAC.

Our study population consisted of 261 Caucasian individuals (128 females and 133 males), aged from 1 to 80 years, attending the outpatients facilities of the Policlinico Tor Vergata, Rome, Italy, for routine examinations, whose haematological values were all found within the normal reference range.

As it is, the indices certainly could provide evidence of biases which are statistically unlikely, and therefore require explanation, the logic, in many ways, being similar to that used in identifying candidates in multiple-choice examinations whose pattern of answering is 'anomalous', and requires explanation [ 11].

Blair -- redhead Jersey showgirl, actress, leftist, wife and mother, adventurer and Europhile -- has, at the inspiring age of 79, made her literary debut with "The Memory of All That," a self-examination whose title, with its whiff of clumsiness and banality, belies her elegantly consistent voice.

However, the fetus echocardiography is the key point of prenatal examination, whose sensitivity and accuracy are restricted by the inspectors' technical level.

Mammography is part of a recommended set of breast cancer screening procedures (along with clinical breast exam and breast self-examination) whose main objective is diagnosis at the earliest possible stage of disease.

The present study was designed to provide preliminary evidence for the clinical efficacy and safety of the TNFα antagonist adalimumab in subjects with OA of the knee and inflammatory manifestations evident as joint effusion on clinical examination, whose pain persists despite maximum tolerated doses of conventional therapy.

At the end of the third year of medical school, all CPCP students and a convenience sample of students in the traditional curriculum who had no exposure to the CPCP online curriculum or preceptorship completed a 15 station Objective Structured Clinical Examination whose content was based on the CPCP curricular objectives.

Methodology: Autopsy charts from 1988 1996 for 651 women aged 15 to 50 from the District of Columbia Office of the Chief Medical Examiner whose autopsies included examination of the uterus were reviewed.

For the study, we selected all 310 male firefighters who underwent baseline medical examinations, and whose vital status and continued professional activity were re-documented at the 1998 periodic examination.

Seven pediatric volunteers and 23 pediatric patients (age range: 0 54 months) referred for clinical MR examinations, but whose brains were shown to be normal, underwent anatomical and DTI acquisitions on a 1.5 T MR scanner.