Sentence examples for the examination itself from inspiring English sources

Overall, they concluded that RTE of the prostate can be learned quickly by an unexperienced examiner and the examination itself is not very time-consuming.

Even if they had, the examination itself might have been said to dispel the blood's virtues.

The presentation would be considered unsuitable for revision notes, or student answer sheets, let alone the examination itself.

The examination itself, usually taken in the third year, is divided into four half-hour segments, one for each field.

"The examination transacted just as we would have wished in terms of time allocation, the demand placed on candidates and the conduct of the examination itself," he told the Oireachtas committee on petitions.

Thirty-nine dafterfthe the initial operation, when the patient was considered to tolerate both mechanical bowel preparation and the examination itself, a colonoscopy was performed.

To make matters more complicated, with about a dozen firms including MF Global, Finra says it does not handle the examinations itself, but instead relies on outside parties to conduct them.

Apart from the US examination itself, the reason for the higher number of correct diagnoses in the US group could be the fact that these patients had one additional examination since it is natural to palpate the patient's abdomen and speak to the patient when performing US.

The scores on the selected questions were higher than the scores on the original examination itself and those who did well on the examination also had high marks on the selected 25 questions.

13 The published reference cost included that of the colposcopic examination itself, plus the costs of biopsy, excision, or ablation if carried out.

The risk of major adverse events due to the CTC examination itself (including the bowel preparation) is low and presumed lower than for colonoscopy [ 13, 84].