Sentence examples similar to notable examination from inspiring English sources

It is in fact notable on critical examination that there is very little sound basis to the Bietak archaeological chronology.

Anna Kristensen's 2011 exhibition Indian Chamber at Gallery 9 was notable for its examination of nature as theatre: an immersive 360-degree panoramic painting of one of the most popular sites at Jenolan Caves, that in turn referenced painting-as-sideshow exhibitions popular in the 19th century, that now live on only in natural history and science museums.

It is notable that radiological examination did not contribute to the definitive diagnosis of the atypical type A thymoma variant.

It is especially notable that postmortem examination of victims from the Sverdlovsk accident and those autopsied following the 2001 U.S. anthrax attacks [ 2, 4] revealed hemorrhagic thoracic lymphadenitis and necrotizing hemorrhagic mediastinitis in all patients.

At the state attorney general's office, Mr. Lawsky was a special assistant to Mr. Cuomo and supervised notable investigations including an examination of ties between financial lenders and college financial aid offices and an inquiry into Wall Street bonuses.

A few of the more fervent stars of this firmament have been dealt with before (for his Andrew Wyeth, you have to go to the previous volume); this one is most notable for his careful examination of the light and vision of Edward Hopper, Thomas Eakins and Whistler.

His slit lamp examination was notable for mild vitritis bilaterally and 1+ haze.

Physical examination was notable for tenderness at the L5 spinous process and increased pain with lumbar extension movement.

Physical examination was notable for tenderness at the L4 spinous process and increased pain upon lumbar extension motion.

Her physical examination was notable for pyrexia, a left forearm ecchymosis, and a pulsatile 3-cm swelling on the ulnar aspect of her arm.

His physical examination was notable for marked edema over the thenar eminence, along with ecchymosis and dimpling of the skin over the volar aspect of the metacarpal head.