Sentence examples for for the second examination from inspiring English sources

Cases 14, 32 and 33 were not returned for the second examination after the owners declined surgery.

Ethics approval from the regional ethics committee was obtained for the second examination in 1985–1986; no approval was possible for the 1970 1971 examination since the ethics committee did not exist before 1980.

However, the samples were difficult to handle using the manipulator without any adhesive material or liquid, resulting in the loss of a particle (RA-QD02-0008) during handling.For the second examination, samples were fixed on 0.3-mm-thick metal plates (gold (Au) or indium (In)) on the SEM sample holder (Figure 2).

Except for RA-QD02-0008, pallocatedallocatod thethe first examination were pressed on an Au plate under terrestrial atmosphere at the beginning of the second examination.

In the second visit most participants were screened for depressive symptoms and from the third examination onwards (RS-I-3), in 1997 1999, depressive disorders have been ascertained systematically.

However, the PharmD students who start their pharmacy education in and after 2015 will have to take two pharmacy licensure examinations: the first examination is for pharmacy core competency at the end of their fourth year and the second examination is for their specialised competency at the end of their sixth year.

Thus, for the first examination, category 3 particles were transferred using a diamond or quartz sample-holder under a purified N2 atmosphere.

In contrast, there was a significant difference in the scores for the third examination in the micro-flipped classroom (M = 89.36, SD = 5.70) and traditional lecture-based course (M = 82.76, SD = 9.52), t(48) = 2.97, p = .005.005

It consisted of a questionnaire for the first examination and 5 control (check-up) questionnaires.

Detailed information about sampling and eligibility criteria for the first examination can be found in Barreto et al. [ 6].

Most of the mothers (94.7%) have taken their child to a doctor for the first examination (whereas the child was not sick) during first two months of life.