Sentence examples for this type of examinations from inspiring English sources
The Department of Pathology receives biopsies and surgical specimens from over 50 hospitals all over the country, which means that they are responsible for about 35percentt of this type of examinations made in Tanzania.
Our results show that SP are acceptable as examiners to students in this type of examination.
"The US public relies on the members of the committee to do this type of examination in a thorough and nonpartisan manner.
For the patient, the major advantage of this type of examination is that results are available in a timely composite report and are reviewed by other physicians in the office before being sent.
It was this type of examination that was conducted by a neuropathologist at the University of Pittsburgh, Dr. Bennet Omalu, on the brain of Mr. Waters after his suicide, revealing a condition that Dr. Omalu described as that of an 85-year-old with Alzheimer's disease.
There are some pitfalls one should recognise when interpreting this type of examination, especially due to its frequent everyday occurrence.
To prevent any misunderstanding, regarding the aims to apply the extended FEEL examination, this type of examination was designed to improve resuscitative efforts.
Because of the intimate and uncomfortable nature of transvaginal ultrasound, training residents to perform this type of examination is a difficult task.
This shows that corrosion inhibition in this type of examination is a linear function of concentration of the corroding agent with a negative slope which fits to a linear function as Y = A + BX (Fig. 5).
This type of examination allows assessment of cognitive, procedural, and attitudinal aspects based on multiple evaluation stations and is characterised by a greater objectivity in the measurement of what students really know what to do and apply at the end of a teaching-learning process.
Medical schools still using this type of examination should evaluate their examination data for evidence of gender bias.
