The part of a sentence "in case of a finding" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a potential outcome or consequence of a situation or action. Example: In case of a finding that the defendant is guilty, the judge will order a sentence based on the severity of the crime.
Students were only chosen to serve as subjects for the echocardiographic exam if they had given written consent to be informed in case of a pathological finding.
Diagnosis was made by immunohistochemical examination of the brain and – in case of a negative finding – lymphoreticular tissue, such as palatine tonsil, spleen, Peyer's patches of the distal ileum and various lymph nodes [ 22].
All suspected glaucoma cases (abnormalities in '2 out of 3' or '1 out of 3' in case of a severe finding) found by EK or KS or both are re-evaluated by two independent glaucoma experts (ML and PH) to confirm the diagnosis.
In case of finding a stenosis by the use of magnetic resonance angiography, it would be a matter of particular interest to derive automatically and directly objective information about the hemodynamic influence on blood flow, caused by patient-specific stenoses.
Diversification strategy guides prevent the algorithm from being trapped in premature local optima or cycling, and intensification strategy in case of finding a good solution keeps the search around its neighbors.
In case of a positive pretherapeutic finding on whichever side of the neck, a Type III modified radical neck dissection (MRND III) was carried out.
In case of an unclear ultrasound findings, "office" hysteroscopy was carried out.
In case of finding any differences we will adjust for them in a regression analysis.
The physical examination will generally produce normal findings in case of a primary headache.
Open myomectomy (OM) was preferred when a fibroid was larger than 8 cm, in the case of a finding of multiple intramural fibroids, and in the case of a very unfavorable localization of a fibroid (e.g., in uterine edges reaching the pelvic wall or deep in the posterior uterine wall reaching the insertions of sacro-uterine ligaments).
