Sentence examples for quality of examination from inspiring English sources

Conclusions: Compared to shell vial culture, our real-time PCR assay demonstrated a superior sensitivity and an added value of using internal control for checking the quality of examination of each specimen.

The National Examinations Council of Tanzania (NECTA) is conducting various activities aimed at improving the quality of examination conduct, in line with PEDP and SEDP.

The programmes addressing the clinical standards of colposcopy (quality of examination and appropriateness of clinical decisions) are more limited in space and less sustainable over time than those focused on the provision of the service (resources, accessibility, etc).

Comparing with the corresponding echocardiography sections, the ultrasonic image characteristics of complex congenital heart disease should be understood visually, further ensuring the quality of examination by different inspectors, reducing the rate of misdiagnosis and missed diagnosis.

The poor performance of the Amsler grid may be related to the inability to maintain fixation while testing the peripheral visual field [ 14], crowding effects caused by peripheral presentation of multiple lines [ 15], inability to assess factors such as quality of examination performance, and low compliance to perform the Amsler grid at home [ 14].

The regression results also indicate that the quality of examinations decreases as workload increases.

So any hint that the quality of examinations may suffer even as it starts taking longer to award patents gets attention.

These results imply that an examiner who lacks sufficient time for a prior art search tends to grant a patent and, consequently, a large workload decreases the quality of examinations by resulting in unqualified patents.

To date, no study has compared variations in the amount of training per provider with the quality of examinations they are capable of performing.

Also, the quality of examinations varied considerably and made classification difficult; early on, this part of the study had to be terminated.

In Finland, a national agency operating under a ministry (The Ministry of Social Affairs and Health) controls the quality of examinations and hands down its own opinion on the conclusions.