Sentence examples for historic examination from inspiring English sources

Historic examination also suggests progress may accelerate once populations reach a certain level, but until that point great efforts would be needed both to generate demand and to address existing demand.

20– 22 In addition, studies were included if diagnoses were based on historic information, neurologic examination, neuropsychologic assessment, and supported by findings on structural and functional imaging.

Demographic, historic, and preoperative physical examination variables were compared.

The benefits of a multisensory approach to the examination of historic objects and practices have been argued [27, 28] and since the turn of the century many heritage institutions have been staging multisensory exhibits.

Examination of historic rates of progress shows that rapid annual increases by 2 percentage points or higher over 5 years have been observed in 24 of the 63 study countries.

The researchers' work on bees followed this discovery and similarly supported the use of historic collections in their examinations, where field data was not available.

The 16 chapters range from an appreciation of Rabindranath Tagore, a great poet of Mr Sen's native Bengal, to an examination of the historic intellectual links between India and China, to a discussion of India's wealth of sophisticated calendars.Mr Sen has done more than most authors of such anthologies to turn this into a coherent book rather than a random miscellany.

The selection of these materials was based on the examination of the historic mortars of the monument.

If a people is to survive (and every oppressed people has that hope for themselves), what merits examination are the historic and cultural factors that determine their post-carnage chances.

This paper explores such questions through examination of an historic dataset assembled on maternal and infant mortality for selected rich and middle income countries spanning most of the twentieth century and a period of both recession and growth.

We drum our fingers mentally at the garrulous self-examination, description and historic recapitulation.