Sentence examples for in reference to the examination from inspiring English sources

We decided to construct the questionnaire including all subjectively experienced factors previously described associated with an ulnar neuropathy at the level of the elbow, in reference to the examination systems proposed by McGowan [30] and Dellon [31].

This is one of the symptoms on which every surgeon may positively rely when examining a suspected disease of any joint, provided he is able to make accurate manual examination of it, in reference to the existence or non-existence of an inflammatory condition.

If we are desirous of ascertaining the nature of an abnormal condition of the ankle, knee, elbow or shoulder joints, we try to make out the actual condition by close and precise manual examination of the joint in reference to the exact site of the pain, the sense of heat at the joint, and the influence of direct pressure upon the articular surfaces.

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This statistical moderation is done by adjusting the average and the spread of SBA scores of students in a given school with reference to the public examination scores of the same group of students, supplemented with review of samples of students' work.

The On Education column on Wednesday, about a recent increase in handwriting instruction in American classrooms, included an outdated reference to the college entrance examination that will now require students to write a 25-minute essay.

During the last day of the Consultation Skills course, students were asked to anonymously answer only one open-ended question:"What do you think of the course in Consultation Skills, with reference to the course design and examination?

An examination of the role of Islamic fundamentalism in the Middle East, with reference to the theories on the clash of civilizations.

A systematic, in-depth examination of English grammar with particular reference to the teaching and learning of grammar.

It was Sturgeon herself who introduced the first reference to the constitution when she asked during her cross-examination of Dugdale: "Do you understand why people in Scotland are so angry with Labour?

opening reference to the war in Yugoslavia.