Sentence examples for more effective examination from inspiring English sources

Recently developed technologies for the noninvasive determination of temperature in wild chimpanzees may enable more effective examination of the relationship between the primary clinical feature of malaria (i.e., cyclical fevers) and Plasmodium spp. infection (13 ).

Precise evaluation of teeth properties in terms of morphology, microstructure and mechanical properties would be much more effective than simple clinical examination to provide data on whole body and calcified tissues metabolism during crucial periods of life.

No surprise then that the justice committee saw the need for a rigorous examination of more effective ways to cut crime.

As Bevin points out, with the abundance of prior art, it might be easy to stop the patent from being granted in Europe now as it's much more effective to intervene during the examination process than it is to contest the patent once it's granted.

Collectively, the results of histological examination demonstrate more effective healing in the absence of Lp-PLA2.

Before going on the record, Mr. Bush must always look over his words with these questions in mind: "Is this triumphalist?" "Do I sound arrogant?" "Is this adjective or metaphor or emphasis dictated solely by necessary sense or by pride?" His statements will be all the more effective for this rigorous self-examination.

Overall, the authors concluded that clinical examination was a more effective method of surveillance compared with routine MRI scanning.

Remmen et al. demonstrated earlier that longitudinal skills training is more effective than clerkships to learn physical examination skills (Remmen et al. 2001).

Clearly, more controlled studies are required for effective examination of the potential for WBV training to improve not only oxygen consumption, but also other cardiovascular health factors.

This minimal effective level was sought because subsequent experiments would involve combinations of the agents and it was felt that more effective exposures could blunt the meaningful examination of combining these agents.

The use of the computer and the Internet technology by health science students will result in more effective medical education, including teaching, medical examination, and diagnosis of disease [ 9].