Sentence examples for further examination in from inspiring English sources

The answers "Contact DVO for examination regarding scrapie" (in short "Notifying") and "Contact veterinary practitioner for further examination" (in short "Re-examine") were kept as separate categories, while the answers "Send to slaughter" or "Kill the animal" were grouped together in the category "Not report" giving three different categories in total.

This factor has not been examined in the literature but it warrants further examination in our upcoming larger trial.

This might warrant further examination in higher risk populations as this was the first study to examine this endpoint in relation to water intake.

One such, a paper presented by Wilson to a 2004 inquiry by Bill, now Lord, Morris bears further examination in light of this week's observations by Sir Peter Fahy.

His problem has been confirmed as a left adductor injury and he will undergo further examination in the next few days having returned to Madrid with the rest of the Spain squad.

But none of its individual components are ever seen by human eyes except in the comparatively tiny number of instances in which a computer algorithm flags one for further examination, in which case — at least, since 2008 — a judicial warrant is legally required.

Initial tests revealed the extent of the problem, and after further examination in the Netherlands last night, the 26-year-old, who has started every Premier League game for his club so far this term, confirmed he is out for between four and six weeks.

This interaction merits further examination in larger studies specifically designed to consider this issue.

"Darren will undergo a further examination in seven days to determine the need for an operation".

A 63-year-old man presented with hyperglycemia and was referred to our hospital for further examination in April 2015.

Goalref and British-based Hawkeye will now undergo further examination in "multiple scenarios" between March and June to test their accuracy in simulated match conditions.