Sentence examples for limited examination from inspiring English sources
Most of these studies and a number of other programs (many with mixed or null results) aimed at increasing sun protection among high-risk outdoor workers have limitations, including having limited comparison or no control groups, limited examination of cognitions, or not examining long-term effectiveness [ 17, 28, 29].
Results: This limited examination of the available literature for these three molecules revealed that epigenetic alterations largely fell within the dose response curve for apical effects.
A limited examination protocol consists of coronal T1-weighted images of the spine, sagittal T1-weighted and fsT2-weighted or STIR images of the thoracolumbar spine, followed by dynamic contrast-enhanced and diffusion weighted sequences of the thoracolumbar spine, reducing the examination time from 90 to 30 min.
Small proportion of patient population with severe burns limited examination of long-term effects.
For each country, both years of data were pooled to increase statistical power and to allow for a limited examination of trend over time.
4 5 To date, health consequences have received limited examination, 6 though they are increasingly being recognised as an issue by the UK Government.
Today, many philosophers have taken up the banners of pluralism or of practice to focus on what are, in effect, fine-grained and contextually limited examinations of scientific method.
But in the past two years, these more limited examinations have been joined by several genome-wide investigations that have identified a growing number of loci whose methylation status is associated to smoking.
Only the Italian cows and Swiss zebu had full neuropathologic examinations (others were limited to examination of the obex).
In addition, subjects were excluded for the following reasons: inability to adequately assess the gallbladder or otherwise limited ultrasound examination conditions (n = 26), highly contracted gallbladder due to inadequate pre-examination fasting period (n = 9), cholecystectomy for gallbladder polyps (n = 4), or refusal to undergo ultrasound examination (n = 1).
After the teenager died at the hospital on December 7 1993, his parents, Mr and Mrs D, agreed to a limited postmortem examination, including a biopsy of his lung, but nothing more.
