All players sustaining possible first-time ACL injuries (based on history and/or clinical examination) will be routinely examined with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) by the study physicians to verify the diagnosis and to evaluate associated injuries.
Nonetheless, both component and integrated systems must be routinely examined in order to check for current leakage.
An analyst told the Times that "the agency routinely examined large volumes of Americans' e-mail messages without court warrants" — including Bill Clinton's private correspondence.
Now, all planes must be routinely examined in depth for metal fatigue, a procedure that adds significant costs and limits the economic lifetime of airliners.
Hands are routinely examined in medical diagnosis and provide clues with which the palmist may often astound the unsophisticated.
Individual heavy atoms and single molecules made from those atoms could be routinely examined in exquisite detail by means of a transmission electron microscope (TEM).
But, he asks, "Is that always necessary?" His university is participating in a countrywide study of people with small kidney tumors, asking what happens when those tumors are routinely examined, with scans, to see if they grow.
The only cheese found to have been contaminated with Listeria so far was a single round of the Joan of Arc brand that was being routinely examined by an F.D.A. agent in Cincinnati.
When these animals were sacrificed they were routinely examined for overt evidence of tumors and when these were found, a note was made of their occurrence, and of their size.
Mr. Jones said communities all across the country had routinely examined barriers to fair housing, and he called it unacceptable for Westchester simply to conclude that it had none.
Whereas most soldiers without major injuries will touch down on American soil and undergo a relatively impersonal and perfunctory post-deployment medical screening before returning to duty, many of the injured soldiers have already spent months being routinely examined, assessed and questioned about their well-being -- arguably making it easier to ask for help.
