Sentence examples for pattern of examination from inspiring English sources

Berengar's position was steadily worsening, and the rigorous pattern of examination, condemnation, and recantation was repeated at the nearly violent Council of Poitiers (1076), the Roman synods of 1078 and 1079, and a trial at Bordeaux in 1080.

The same pattern of examination described in Section 3.2 was also applied to M-CSF, plasma, and urine samples processed for F2-IsoPs analysis.

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90 Given the autosomal dominant inheritance pattern of the condition, examination of the ECGs of family members may be helpful if the phenotype is present in a first-degree relative.

We see the pattern of enumeration, definition, and examination repeated again and again in Navya-Nyāya texts like The Manual of Reason.

Whether this will translate to a more insulin-sensitive pattern of growth requires further examination.

From then on the procedure followed the usual pattern of the pH-metric examination.

The leukocyte subset binding pattern of PDL241 prompted the examination of the effect of the mAb in assays of B cell function.

Undoubtedly, the history of many more COGs, which superficially, on the basis of examination of phyletic patterns alone, appear to have evolved vertically, had involved HGT [ 37].

But Mr. Wyden said, "The name has been changed, but it's very clear that the architects of the original program still want to do the kind of pattern analysis, sweeping examinations of individuals, whether it's how they walk or whatever, that involves law-abiding Americans without the procedural protections a suspect gets".

Without explanation, it seems to be simply assumed that the maleness of the perpetrators in the overwhelming majority of murder-suicide cases does not represent a "confirmable pattern of behavior" that merits further examination.