Sentence examples for extent examination from inspiring English sources

Most of the proteomics approaches for PDAC have focused on assessment of tissue proteome [25], [26], [27] and to some extent examination of proteins secreted in the pancreatic juice [18], [22], [23], [28].

To a lesser but significant extent, examination of strain 3C5 revealed that it also produced cells with associated H3K4me3 and H2A.Z asymmetry.

The exception is angiography/interventional procedures (and to a small extent ultrasound examinations) where data were not adjusted for the use of several location codes within a single examination.

The extent of the examination was according to the data requirements of OECD test guideline 412.

The level of complexity of chemistry was another factor that limited the extent to which examination questions supported higher-order thinking.

The pathologic tumor size was considered to be the tumor extent on pathological examination.

The extent of invasive examination to which ancient mummies should be subjected is the cause of much debate.

From a previous study we know that students will be confronted with different opinions of their supervisors concerning the extent of the physical examination that should be performed when examining a patient for the first time.

These, as their name suggests, provide an opportunity for a judge to exercise control over the nature and extent of the cross examination of witnesses and victims in sensitive cases.

Secondary research is presented that addresses the need to integrate economic whole-life evaluation techniques, asset-management tools and scopes in flux, and the extent to which such examination allows future development of flexible change-management for adverse situations towards incorporation into an integrative asset-management framework for infrastructure and civil engineering assets.

Four patients passed away unrelated to the trauma, two were mentally impaired to such an extent that a precise examination could not be performed.