Sentence examples for standard examinations from inspiring English sources

Therefore, midwives and nurses are being taught to carry out US examinations and radiologists should be there as supervisors, as due to the shortage, they do not have the time to perform standard examinations.

Standard examinations included routine sagittal and axial T1-weighted (repetition time = 500 ms, echo time = 13 ms) and T2-weighted (repetition time = 4180 ms, echo time = 104 ms) turbo spin-echo sequences as well as axial T2-weighted sequences.

In order to make this sort of teaching a reality, however, Whitehead pointed to the need to minimize the importance of (or radically alter) standard examinations for school entrance.

After completing his tenth standard examinations, he travelled to America to assist his father on his directorial venture Aa Ab Laut Chalen (1999), during which he developed a closer bond with him.

Unfortunately, standard examinations and collection of blood samples for metabolomics were separated by about one to two years (see methods), introducing some uncertainty with respect to parameters that were measured at baseline only (e.g. body mass index, HbA1c, waist-hip-ratio, questionnaires) and not at the time blood was sampled for metabolomics.

Other standard examinations were not significant.

Board certification in cardiology, on the basis of passing an included standard examination of ECG interpretation.

Ultrasonography is a standard examination technique for the localisation of pockets of liquid material in soft tissues.

Photograph from a standard examination shows the position of the transducer to acquire axial images of the eye.

As discussed in part 1 of this series, the time from filing a non-provisional utility application to final disposition of the application is typically 3-4 years using the standard examination process with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

A mall amount of contrast material can be used in case of suspected rupture of the esophagus, usually in addition to standard examination in unclear findings.