Sentence examples for exclusive examination from inspiring English sources
Except as otherwise agreed by the NCUA Board, the Board retains exclusive examination and administrative enforcement jurisdiction over Federal credit unions.
Nevertheless, studies of rewiring during development are complex; they require a rather dynamic approach because exclusive examination of the final end point may not reveal intermediate remodelling processes that are crucial to the resulting network.
The exclusive examination of LN lesions is a distinct advantage of this study.
Limitations of this study are the low number of patients, as well as the exclusive examination of anesthetized healthy beagles.
This ignores the fact that exclusive examination of observations above a critical value will by chance produce 'recovery' due to chance movements of observations below the cut-off point in the re-exam (regression to the mean).
Lateral DXA scanning of the lumbar spine allows exclusive examination of the vertebral body, which consists of 80% trabecular bone, and excludes the zygapophyseal joints, endplates and both anterior and posterior syndesmophytes from the measurement.
Fifth, although we do not necessarily propose the exclusive use of this examination as a method of assessing students for readiness to practice, since there are other aspects of competencies (such as professionalism) that cannot be assessed thoroughly by such an examination.
Pearson has an exclusive contract to provide examinations for millions of students (a contract it did not exactly sweat bullets to obtain).
According to the American Bar Association, "Law schools on a conventional semester system typically require 700 minutes of instruction time per 'credit,' exclusive of time for an examination". HLS calculates credit equivalencies by totaling the classroom minutes for courses taken abroad and dividing by 700.
According to the ABA, "Law schools on a conventional semester system typically require 700 minutes of instruction time per 'credit,' exclusive of time for an examination". HLS calculates credit equivalencies by totaling the classroom minutes for each course taken abroad and dividing by 700.
However, our examination demonstrates that exclusive institutional reliance on the RAI/MDS undermines quality care because it fails to capture residents' preferences and excludes input by PSWs.
