Sentence examples for examiner knowledge from inspiring English sources

It follows that the examiner knowledge of venous hemodynamics is crucial, which can be a real barrier to a radiologist untrained in this field, who might wish to carry out these examinations.

It would be a mistake, however, to underestimate the examiners' knowledge of your subject.

Afterwards, a turning assessment score is computed by means of a fuzzy inference model constructed based on the examiners knowledge.

For each patient enrolled, one traditional physical examination and one physical examination plus POCUS were performed by different examiners in succession (neither examiner had knowledge of the others' findings).

Even fingerprint analysis depends on a subjective judgment by experts as to how closely two prints match, a conclusion that can be biased by the examiner's knowledge of the suspect or the case.

A senior corn breeder with DeKalb Genetics International, he was alerted by a colleague to an ad for a job with the USPTO for a patent examiner with knowledge of plant biotechnology.

Targeted echocardiography was performed by an independent examiner without knowledge of the clinical findings.

Physical examination was focused on cardiac auscultation and signs of acute rheumatic fever and targeted echocardiography was performed by an independent examiner without knowledge of the clinical findings.

The TRAP-positive multinucleated cells (MNCs) were counted three times without the examiner having knowledge of the previously counted numbers of osteoclasts.

Specimens were coded by animal and side (right or left) and measured by two examiners without knowledge of group designation.

Assessing a CCS scenario is complex and fraught with confounding variables including the patient (SPE), the examiner, and student knowledge of the clinical content, the clinical task, and the context.