Sentence examples for given the examination of from inspiring English sources

Given the examination of few (N = 32) patients in our study, one could suppose that the lack of significant correlations is related to the low statistical power in such a small sample.

Two other studies reported non-significant associations [ 42, 61], potentially due to lack of statistical power, given that the examination of GWG as a continuous outcome was significantly associated with the attractiveness subscale in one of the studies [ 42].

Gove argued that the detailed content proposals issued by the DfE would give the examination boards a clearer indication of expectations in each subject.

Acquisition of lysozyme and loss of IMD may be features that are common to many Hemiptera given this examination of the shotgun transcriptome database.

In a second part, a brief overview of the role of the two main agents of Alzheimer's disease, tau protein and Aβ peptide is given, followed by the examination of the relationship between arachidonic acid and the disease.

Individually, each participant is given the results of the examination and health promoting issues are discussed using motivational interviewing.

Given the schedule of examinations, we were unable to determine exact age at the onset of obesity or the exact duration of obesity.

Given the sensitive nature of the examination, intimate examination procedures such as breast and genital examination create increased difficulties for students that other noninvasive techniques do not.

The patient had experienced no symptoms prior to the examination, and given the lack of observed progression, we were unable to estimate the period over which the mass developed.

The law of probability tells us that even an Indian batting line-up as talented at this one won't cut the mustard, but whether they're given the kind of relentless examination of all critical and technical faculties as England last summer remains to be seen.

The diagnosis CVI is given when 1) there is vision loss in the absence of signs of anterior pathway disease, or 2) when vision loss is greatly exceeding that which could be explained given the findings of ocular examination [ 12].