"targeted examination" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a specific or focused investigation or analysis of something. It can be used when describing a detailed or specific examination of a particular subject or area. Example: The doctor ordered a targeted examination of the patient's lungs to determine the cause of their persistent cough.
Further tests in mouse models lacking the specific epithelial receptor will permit more targeted examination of the complex interplays between the pathogen and the lung epithelium.
The candidate trait approach also enables targeted examination of interactions between traits (pleiotropy) and between genes (epistasis) based on a priori theoretical and/or mechanistic expectations.
Targeted examination of TNP-470's effect on the ocular vasculature revealed a significant decrease in VEGF expression and VEGFR2 phosphorylation (Joussen et al. 2001; Satchi-Fainaro et al. 2005).
Before issuing a targeted interception warrant or a targeted examination warrant, the minister will need the approval of a judicial commissioner.
In case of diagnostic uncertainty, it is possible to add a targeted examination with ECG synchronisation.
A targeted examination is then required to ascertain the severity of the injury such that management can be directed towards either a non-operative or operative route.
In less-experienced users, targeted education and a training period are necessary and PHHE should be used only for targeted examinations depending on the skills of the user.
According to a previous study conducted by Rong et al. (Rong et al. 2012), the Loci of vWA, TH01, D13S317, D18251, D21S11 and gender examination using amelogenin feature relatively long-base pairs which facilitate targeted locus examination.
Initially, we targeted the examination of the bat orthologs for vision-related pseudogenes identified in the naked mole rat Heterocephalus glaber (Kim et al. 2011), a species with poor vision adapted to life in the dark.
6 Both targeted ultrasound examinations and laboratory testing (protein-based or DNA-based) can be considered.
Ninety-four perform perform deliveries and 87% perform targeted ultrasound examinations.
