Sentence examples for one examination that from inspiring English sources

For detecting recurrence of colorectal cancer, PET/CT can be more sensitive than tumour markers, so that surveillance of asymptomatic and even tumour-marker-negative patients with PET/CT seems plausible [ 14, 16– 18], in particular when taking into account that PET/CT allows for comprehensive "TNM" follow-up in one examination that is probably more accurate than CT and colonoscopy together.

"There is greater pressure on students because there is only one examination that determines whether you get into university," said Kelly Mok.

In summary, the combination of dynamic contrast-enhanced and T2-weighted MRI, recommended by the European Society for Urologic Research (ESUR) in its guidelines for endometrial cancer staging, offers a "one-stop" examination that gives surgeons a good estimate of tumor burden that helps them tailor the necessary treatment of patients with endometrial cancer.

MRI of the knee has the advantage of covering the whole joint in one examination, meaning that the cartilage defects in the joint can be visualized directly, regardless of their location [ 8].

A reader, however, discovered on close examination that one of the pictures was digitally altered, apparently for aesthetic reasons.

For all participants, the tester videotaped a tremor examination that included one test to elicit postural tremor (sustained arm extension) and five tests to elicit kinetic tremor (Louis et al. 2003, 2005a).

One example is the United States Medical Licensing Examination that is now given at computer testing centers nationally [ 28].

The TCD examination that was done one hour after the IV rtPA bolus demonstrated the pulsatility index on the lesion side as 1.1 ± 0.2.

The one-on-one 15-minute oral examination that we were called back to take that afternoon was even stranger.

However, a one-to-one examination showed that F. natalensis deviates from this widely held inference conferring with the trend that [6] also reported.

A limitation of this analysis is that it only included one examination year (2010/11) and that the students who engaged or not with SDL were not compared across other characteristics e.g. prior learning experiences or previous examination performances.