Sentence examples for when examination from inspiring English sources

Overall rate of parasitemias at some point during pregnancy when more than one sample was examined was 29% when examination of the buffy coat of blood was used [ 44] and 60.4% when hemoculture was used [ 45].

The role of disease in affecting the heart itself did not become apparent until the 17th century, when examination of the body after death became acceptable.

When examination questions were different but related to the quizzes, short answer and multiple-choice quizzes conferred benefits over unquizzed target content, and produced exam performance that was nominally better than rereading target material.

They can also pass the meat conditionally when examination reveals the presence of parasitic cysts like Cysticercus bovis.

For example, diabetics need regular eye exams and when examination of a diabetic population indicates that isn't happening, identifying obstacles, such as transportation issues or lack of information, and finding solutions is a huge part of a population approach to health care.

The Royal College of Radiologists do not recommend routine mammography or ultrasound when examination is normal.

"She would sort of jump for joy when examinations were coming," Praveen remembers.

That figure, the filing added, includes a fee the company paid when examinations were canceled without enough advance notice.

Examinations in 1- or 2-unit courses must be completed by the end of the last class meeting before the End-Quarter Period, except in Summer Quarter when examinations must be completed during the last regularly scheduled class session.

Age-specific prevalence rates of OM were similar when examinations of symptomatic children were excluded.

This is easiest when examinations are carried out in existing health care facilities designed for medical examinations or in a mobile unit especially designed for this purpose.