Sentence examples for rather than examination from inspiring English sources

Critics said the proposal to increase the use of continuous assessment rather than examination would sharpen inequality and leave many students with useless qualifications.Yulia Tymoshenko, the new prime minister of Ukraine, said as many as 3,000 firms that had been privatised by the previous administration might now be taken back into state hands.

Admission to LaGuardia High School is by audition rather than examination, in keeping with its artistic mission.

The list of schools using the SHSAT has since grown to include all of New York's specialized high schools except LaGuardia High School, where entry is by audition rather than examination.

A second critical element in the use of vibrational spectroscopy as a diagnostic tool is the use of algorithms for specialized feature selection, rather than examination of individual peaks.

Similarly, reports using Blood Oxygenation Level Dependent [BOLD] fMRI, for example[20], [21], have examined the relationship between changes in participants' self-reported pain and BOLD signal intensity, rather than examination of the BOLD signal alone, producing results confounded by motor responses underpinning participants' continuous online pain ratings.

The analysis also relied on ICD-9 codes to tabulate injuries rather than examination of actual medical records.

However, because MRI requires a no-metal and shielded environment, as well as the patient to lie inside a coil, the procedure is limited to preoperative examination rather than intraoperative examination.

Because CAC scanning using MDCT is a test commonly used in clinical practice as a single examination rather than serial examinations, performance of multiple CAC tests in the same setting might be impracticable and hazardous owing to radiation exposure.

You know, because as Indians we've been so stereotyped and maligned and oppressed and abused, in acts and deed, in action and word, we seek literature that cheers us in some way, that acts as some sort of antidote, rather than an examination of us, and an interrogation of us.

An important innovation of the PACES examination in the context of the MRCP UK) was the introduction of two stations which assessed 'communication' rather than 'clinical examination' skills, one assessing history taking and the other assessing how the candidate handled difficult communication and ethical situations.

Secretary General Kofi Annan, a Ghanaian, has cautioned against making the conference a rehash of history rather than an examination of current problems.