Sentence examples for long examinations from inspiring English sources
After long examinations, the remains were sent to relatives in the United States for burial early this year.
The latter form of direct costs rise especially when using expensive hardware and long examinations, such as MRI and PET.
However, the identification of nodal disease from vascular structures has been improved with multislice CT, as vascular structures are now greatly enhanced and easily distinguished from lymph nodes, even when long examinations are presented with limited amounts of contrast.
That was the beginning of a long examination of the choices she had made.
This is especially the case with the long examination of the battle between the Institute of Human Origins, founded and directed by Donald Johanson, the discoverer of the Lucy skeleton in 1974, and Mr. Curtis and Mr. Swisher's own geochronology center.
But this new meltdown is different from the others, the famed bond manager tells The New York Times as part of a long examination of how we arrived at this point.
The French philosopher and telegenic celebrity offers a meditation on the "inner work on Judaism," which he says has guided his adventures in revolutionary politics, in an eclectic treatise that includes a long examination of resurgent anti-Semitism.
Then, after a long examination of the lay of the land, he missed a 6-foot putt on the 18th that would have allowed him to salvage a half-point for the United States.
Similarly, the second episode's long examination of television military analysts, titled "How to Sell a War," does not include the perspective of the networks that hired the analysts and allowed them to espouse the government's talking points without any disclosures about their ties to the Pentagon or to defense contractors.
A disadvantage is the comparatively long examination time.
Because of lack of space within the magnet bore and relatively long examination times, cardiac PET/MRI is usually performed with the patient's arms aligned along the body axis.
