Sentence examples for more complete examination from inspiring English sources

But his lawyer, Bryan Konoski, asked for a more complete examination by a court-appointed psychiatrist, saying that Mr. Tarloff had been medicated before being examined.

The current investigation was an attempt to expand the scope of that scale by including two dimensions of personal relationship commitment personal and structural to provide a more complete examination of organization public relationships.

The use of a real remotely sensed data source allows for a more complete examination of the challenges faced in implementing assimilation strategies than previous studies where observations were synthetically generated.

Despite indications that the nifH gene is not a perfect target for the quantification of Frankia, the qPCR method described here provides a new tool for the quantification and thus a more complete examination of the ecology of Frankia in soils.

His order, he said, "only seeks to preserve the status quo until a more complete examination can be made" into the plaintiffs' claims that the law is unconstitutional, and into the city's response that the state government appropriately tended to a statewide concern.

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Also, the nanofluid shows high thermal potential for further and more complete examinations.

A key difference is that all Scottish optometrists receive higher remuneration for a more complete ophthalmic examination, including repeat testing compared to their English counterparts.

After Judge Gibbons announced the findings of the two experts who had examined Mr. Tarloff, Mr. Konoski asked the court to appoint a psychiatrist to conduct a more complete mental examination.

Endoscopic full-thickness resection (EFTR) at flexible endoscopy might allow less-invasive removal of more deeply penetrating cancers that have not spread to the serosal surface and more complete histologic examination of the excised tissue.

In addition, there was subsample of 1207 respondents aged 45 and over who took part in a more complete physical examination.