Sentence examples for work on examination from inspiring English sources

Previous work on examination of the effects of the variation of experimental conditions has produced some understanding of the mechanism.

The similar inference reached after analyses based on prospective assessment of case management is a useful finding as it supports the utility of work based on examination of retrospectively assembled case records allowing longer time periods to be studied while constraining costs.

— Law enforcement officials investigating the fatal shootings of two prosecutors here have been pursuing a variety of leads, including prison interviews with members of a violent white-supremacist gang and an examination of cases worked on by both victims.

Recent work has focused on examination of WT-CFTR and mutant CFTR biogenesis, trafficking, and functions within CFTR's native environment, the polarized airway epithelial cell.

Do you agree that there is a high likelihood that advanced imaging would have caught the new bomb?" he asked an auditor who had worked on an examination of the T.S.A. "That's a very interesting question," said Stephen Lord, the director of homeland security and justice issues for the Government Accountability Office.

In 2008, he joined the State Intellectual Property Office of China, working on extensive examination of patent applications in the areas of measuring devices and microelectromechanical systems.

That, plus the synchronised timing, pointed towards a well-trained terror cell and inspired comparisons with the Madrid attacks, when a foreign al-Qaeda cell left timed devices on four trains carrying commuters.But that working assumption changed on examination of CCTV film from cameras at King's Cross.

This shows that students will work on their physical examination skills, even when they do not know if and when they will be formally assessed.

To inform this question, we examine how teachers perceive students' work on conjecturing tasks; such examination can provide grounds for hypotheses about how teachers could allocate value to this work.

The preliminary list of criteria was modified in response to the experts' reviews, mainly by including additional criteria (e.g. inability to drive after sedation, further risks in the preparation phase of colonoscopy, possibility of being unable to work on the day of examination, and the need to sign a consent form and give a blood sample before the examination).

Future work on overdiagnosis should include examination of risk factors, especially use of HT, when providing estimates.