Sentence examples for under examination to from inspiring English sources

The electrons cause the atoms in the mineral under examination to emit diagnostic X-rays, the intensity and concentration of which are measured by a computer.

But the composer Bruce Adolphe set out a late-style rule that rang true for a lot of the music under examination: "To say exactly what one means without complication but also without compromise".

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first nationally representative study to examine the epidemiology of skateboarding-related injuries treated in EDs in the US over a 19-year study period from 1990 through 2008, further the current study extends the age groups under examination to include participants up to 19 years of age.

Authorities have said that while Lopez passed a background check, he had been under examination to determine whether he suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder and may have had other behavioral and mental health issues.

Attention was given not to compress the tissues under examination to avoid a "blanching" of the PD signal due to the transducer pressure.

For assessment of small joints, a plentiful quantity of gel was used and care was taken not to compress tissues under examination to avoid "blanching" of the PD signal due to transducer pressure.

One tantalizing clue as to what's happening is the realization that the oceanic planet under examination seems to be reacting to the scientists' presence, as though it knows it's being observed.

Given the increased interest in deciphering of the cognitive process, brain stimulation is under vigorous examination to explore its potential ability in facilitating cognitive function.

Of importance, numerous drugs targeting the resorptive action of osteoclasts including bisphosphonate, cathepsin K inhibitors, and src inhibitors, are currently available or under clinical examination to treat bone metabolic diseases [ 25], and several phytochemicals with anti-osteoclastogenic activity also inhibit the survival and/or the resorptive activity of mature osteoclasts [ 26, 27].

If no gold-standard is available the score changes of an instrument under examination have to be correlated to "changes in other variables, such as scores on other instruments, or demographic or clinical variables", see items 8-14, p.40/41 of [ 1].

By the same token, the resolution which we are proposing expresses concern that, over the period under examination, 1994 to 1996, subsidiarity has often been referred to in order to block the development of initiatives taken in the framework of new policies, in particular in the sectors of culture, the audiovisual industry, energy or research, to mention only a few.