Sentence examples for excellent examination from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Cringeley, in an excellent examination of the real bandwidth costs in America, proves them wrong.
This isn't really a new battle, nor is it likely to be resolved any time soon, but discussion is ongoing elsewhere on the internet (such as at Ars' excellent examination of the legal issues, and of course Reddit) and we may as well bring on over to the Crunch (again).
Thus, abdominal echography constitutes an excellent examination in most cases and should be recommended as an appropriate test whenever possible.
Thus it was perceived that although Asian students came to medical school with excellent examination results, learning the nebulous art of clinical medicine required flexible learning from novel situations, and that such students might struggle in these circumstances (box 3).
Even if the overall success rate was excellent, examinations were made on healthy live models and no pathological image acquisition was performed.
Marcus Rosenbaum, the victim's brother and a Washington resident, called the report "an excellent, thorough examination of what went wrong".
In conclusion, MRA is excellent in the examination of hip disease and our protocol gives additional significant information about the condition of the joint when FAI is present.
It is shown that the S-matrix formalism provides an excellent tool for examination of transmission line probes and thus the tool for a rational design of these probes.
These microarrays provide an excellent tool for examination of gene expression in a specific tissue (eg. muscle) but their general availability is limited [ 3- 9].
But approximately 60% of the essential genes show clear human orthologs, showing high conservation of essential genes, which makes C. elegans an excellent platform for examination of essential gene functions that are relevant to human health.
The fly neuromuscular junction (NMJ) is an excellent model for examination of genes involved in synapse formation, function and regulation (Bellen and Budnik, 2000), but can also be used to examine the effects post-synaptic defects in larval muscle on neurophysiology.
