Sentence examples for for a given examination from inspiring English sources

For a given examination and clinical context, structured reports should list the same major elements in the same order, regardless of author [3].

It characterizes the total ionizing energy imparted to the reference phantom for a given examination and can be used to evaluate the radiation doses received by the patients.

It is very difficult to establish exactly the minimal necessary dose for any given examination [1].

Participants were expected to select the most appropriate ED in millisieverts (mSv) for the given examination, which included: 0, 0 to <0.03, 0.03 to <3, 3 to <6, 6 to <10, 10 to <30, and more than 30.

An evaluation of which plotless density estimator (PDE) is suitable for a given field situation requires examination of fully enumerated field populations and is ideally suited to computer simulation.

A given concentration of tritiated water was prepared for examinations.

Similarly, for chemicals known to disrupt intracellular signaling, such as some of the polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (Burdick et al. 2003; Patten Hitt et al. 2002), first priority for analysis was given to examination of activation of mitogen-activated protein kinases or alterations in neutrophil function.

Despite concerns that relatives will be unwilling to give permission for a postmortem examination, a recent study has reported that if they are approached sensitively up to 46% of relatives may agree [ 9].

The statistical power to detect various rates of MD change (expressed as a multiple of the SD) for given numbers of examinations is shown in fig 2. Detecting a very rapid rate (four times the SD of MD variability) of change with 80% power requires between four and five examinations.

If the findings concerning fasting serum glucose were ambiguous (≥5.56 or ≤11.11 mmol/L) due to a meal in the previous 8 h, the participant was asked to come for a re-examination to give a fasting blood sample.

These variations are especially appropriate for evolutionary examination given marked geographic differences in frequency and near-fixation of Apo-E 4 in our primate ancestors (Finch 2010).