Sentence examples for longer examination from inspiring English sources

This explains equal arrival times in the OR or ICU, despite a slightly longer examination time in the resuscitation room in group II.

MR can provide similar information, but in the early postoperative period it is less used because usually less readily available, requiring longer examination times and greater compliance from the patient, and more expensive.

At times, the scrutiny of Ashley's femininity veered out of the legally necessary into the openly transphobic: "Her outward appearance, at first sight, was convincingly feminine, but on closer and longer examination in the witness box it was much less so," Ormond declared, "the voice, manner, gestures and attitude became increasingly reminiscent of the accomplished female impersonator".

Longer examination times (more than 3 minutes) also contributed to the reporting of false positive results.

Combining calcium scoring and CTCA results in a higher radiation dose and a longer examination.

Mukherjee et al. [ 18] observed longer examination times with WFDRI when including the time to set up the instrument.

In addition to the economic aspects, longer examinations will decrease patient compliance and result in motion artefacts that compromise diagnostic image quality.

It isn't even possible to know whether the performance of black students, dismal in the past, has improved: the government no longer analyses examination results by race.

There is a significant philosophical production that must be included in a longer-term examination of the history of the field in Chile.

Examination of efficacy estimates over longer durations allowed examination of the duration of analgesic effect, the caveat being that in some studies there was only one additional observation beyond 12 hours.

Other advantages include the lessened inconvenience to patients due to no longer requiring repeated examinations and shortening the examination time, and increased profitability.