Sentence examples for exams to detect from inspiring English sources

Participants underwent annual eye exams to detect signs of development or progression of AMD and changes in visual function.

"Don't forget to check your neck," says an advertising campaign encouraging people to visit doctors for exams to detect thyroid cancer.

The JAMA report is based on data from 936 men and women ages 67 to 93 from Iceland who agreed to undergo EKGs and magnetic resonance imaging exams to detect whether heart attacks had occurred.

Expert screening by paediatric ophthalmologists or retina specialists for repeated exams to detect treatment-requiring disease according to the evolving definitions is crucial.

A doctor came in next and began an initial exam to detect any risk of life- or limb-threatening emergencies.

Ultrasonography is a valid exam to detect the presence of a fluid collection.

Thirty-one states reported that they do not have policies requiring a physical exam to detect any underlying issues that may contribute to maltreatment or a neuropsychological assessment to assess parents' abilities and capacities.

Each patient was contacted 3 months after the MRI exam to detect any symptoms or signs suggestive of nephrogenic systemic fibrosis (NSF).

Individuals above the age of 40 who presented to a health outreach in the Philippines were invited to undergo a near vision exam to detect the presence of functional presbyopia and be fitted with ready-made, single-vision glasses.

This typically begins by testing a sperm cycle, and may continue to an ultrasound exam to detect possible issues in the male reproductive system.

It gives examples of women "bullshitting to not put out," and teaches readers how to do a "quickie pelvic exam," how to detect "signs of future fat," and how to determine if a woman has any ancestors of different races, based on what her relatives look like — there is an accompanying drawing of an Asian person and an African-American — and on and on.