Sentence examples for line examination from inspiring English sources

Trans vaginal sonography (TVS) is the first line examination to evaluate a potential uterine pathology and especially lesions concerning the myometrium.

CE will probably not be a first line examination tool in diagnosing CID but might be indicated in selective cases.

MRI is the first line examination in palpable salivary gland masses to assess the exact extent of tumours, the invasion of neighbouring structures, perineural spread and bone invasion.

Most patients with dysphagia referred to the surgical clinics have oesophageal causes, and therefore, an endoscopic examination of the upper GI tract (oespphago-gastro-duodenoscopy; OGD) as first line examination will be required in these cases.

Typically, because of it being widely available, easy to use, relatively inexpensive, and exhibiting a high lesion detection rate, ultrasound has recently become the first line examination tool [ 4].

The number of VEs carried out and the percentage of examinations where the line was present (at different cervical dilatations) is shown in table 2. For example, midwives carried out 22 VEs and line examinations where the cervical dilatation was 1-2 cm and the line was present during 6 (27.3%) of these examinations.

But opponents of the bill vowed to continue their fight against the marriage (same-sex couples) bill, which now moves to line-by-line examination at its committee stage in the Lords.

Wharton has said he thinks his bill has a 50-50 chance of getting onto the statute book, but the Labour decision to abstain will help the bill get through to its next stage of detailed line-by-line examination in committee.

But Mr. Burns works years ahead, and on a hot August day his next project, a 12-hour history of America's national park system due in 2009, demanded attention: a painstaking line-by-line examination of a rough edit of the Grand Canyon episode.

Echocardiography (ECG) is the first-line examination and gold standard by which cardiac malformations are defined.

In general, the cost-effectiveness of ultrasound could justify its use as a first-line examination technique [100, 109].