Sentence examples for for some examinations from inspiring English sources

Student examination schedules fluctuate, allowing the introduction of extra challenges posed by clustering of summative examinations within a short time period and the necessity for some examinations to be written in the evening, when students are tired.

The second holding was omitted for some examinations in this study; otherwise, this additional holding time was set as 20 min for routine analysis of CSF and plasma samples and 10 min for urine samples based on the testing results described in this study.

The GPs estimated the number of children aged under 6 years that they saw in an average week to range from 3 to 60 children, with a median of 18. Characteristics of GP participants are shown in Table  1.> GPs were provided with the same model of portable tympanometer (Amplivox Otowave Hand Held Portable Tympanometer 102), though one GP also used their own tympanometer for some examinations.

Medical simulators range from simple replications of body parts for task based learning of some examination skills, to more sophisticated high fidelity patient simulators driven by complex pathophysiological computer models which are developed to replicate clinical environments.

They will do some examinations for you, but not here, they will just take a look and no examination.

The examinations were part of the health care system, and both patient compliance and capacity problems in the diagnostic outpatient clinics might have postponed some examinations for some time.

"His arms and legs are moving fine, but he does have some middle back pain and they are taking him to Leeds for some precautionary examinations".

Em2 Em18 antibodies (Bordier Affinity Products SA, Crissier, Switzerland) were used for some laboratory examinations.

Industry Looks Inward Last March, the A.T.M. industry gathered in Miami to meet with fraud investigators for some self-examination.

A night alone at the Galaxy Diner allows for some self-examination, and the pain of waning hope and frustrated ambition is partly salved by yummy diner desserts.

They have courageously and openly told their stories to the commission and to the media, facing interview after interview and, for some, cross-examination by Pell's formidable legal team.