Sentence examples for tentative examination from inspiring English sources

In 1978, American culture was just beginning a tentative examination, through the prisms of Vietnam and Watergate, of the country's myriad mid-century sins.

The values of ±20%% are just selected as the tentative examinations for accomplishing sensitivity analysis and observing the changes in reliability.

The symptoms expressed by the employees could mostly be confirmed in the physical examination; tentative diagnoses were made for these cases.

As suggested by the SALTSA study mentioned above, during the physical examination the tentative diagnoses were made even when symptoms occurred only in a mild form.

It draws together a tentative model of how the examination system operates in Bangladesh and draws a number of conclusions.

The number of selected tsunami scenarios is larger than that in the previous examination, because the tentative TSB is constructed with a bias toward tsunami scenarios for large earthquakes, such as the tsunami caused by the 2011 Tohoku earthquake.

The most common tentative diagnosis made during fundus examination was macular disease (Table 1).

Occupational health services will be able to use the diagnostic tool kit for physical examination thus checking for tentative diagnoses which may be confirmed by a medical specialist and, if appropriate, via apparative diagnostics.

The examiners should keep in mind the tentative diagnosis and substantiate their clinical impression while performing general examination.

The tentative diagnosis of lymphosarcoma was confirmed via histological examination of the abomasum, omasum and various lymph nodes.

As in the present case, a tentative diagnosis of anaplasmosis can be made by direct microscopic examination of May-Grünwald-Giemsa-, WRomanowsky-stainedsky-stained peripheral blood smears.