(n.) A certificate showing what appears upon record touching a matter in question.
Example Sentences:
(1) Other constatations are made in disseminated intravascular coagulation, periarteritis nodosa, accelerated nephrosclerosis, hemolytic uremic syndrome in puerperium, and these suggested possible relationship between the various conditions.
(2) Inhibition of phagocytosis by indoacetate and cytochalasin B resulted from depression in both Vmax and Michaelis constate (Km).
(3) To know if this heritage is really a dotation or an empoisoned gift, is an important question that we are going to study in light of experimental data and constatations of clinical pharmacology.
(4) In this case a large ectropion was constated on both sides, which was in this form not described before.
(5) Renovasography was performed after constatation that renal echinococcus was in question.
(6) Myofibroblasts, usually present during cicatrization after scalpel, were lacking in our material; this constatation should explain the relative slowness of cicatrization after CO2 laser.
(7) Our study is based on two constatations: 1) Hyperinsulinaemia, a possible atherogenic factor, is frequent under continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion.
(8) It is possible that the last constatation may contribute: a) to localize more exactly the topography of dopaminergic pathways, b) to approach the respective parts of the cortical and subcortical structures in the programming of the movement.
(9) The repetitive theophyllin injections (during 5 days) confirms this constation.
(10) Among 40% of married men of wedded couples, who have a barren matrimony for years and, in the first instance, no pathologic parameters by clinic investigation, reduced Prostaglandin-E-parameters could be constated by an accurate investigation.
(11) The following constatations were made: the tumor growth is fast in a chondrosarcoma and the lesions are continuous; in a same case, we can assist to tumoral invasion signs and bone reparation signs.
(12) This study leads to the following constatations: In all the young embryos of this species, their appears anlagen of anterior and of posterior limb-buds.
(13) These constatations must be taken in account particularly on a therapeutic point of view for hypertensive subjects for which the treatment must be adjusted.
(14) These constatations bound the utilisation of this counter at least as far as the newborn's hematology is concerned.
(15) In their effort to study the role of the venous system in encephalic blood drainage, the authors were confronted with anatomical constatations which differed considerably from the initial descriptions.
(16) In view of the pathologic constatations and the therapeutic response, the final diagnostic was epiduro-vertebral actinomycosis.
Exemplification
Definition:
(n.) The act of exemplifying; a showing or illustrating by example.
(n.) That which exemplifies; a case in point; example.
(n.) A copy or transcript attested to be correct by the seal of an officer having custody of the original.
Example Sentences:
(1) The second part of the analysis provides exemplification of a theory of causation suitable for discussing singular causation.
(2) The ultrasonographic changes are not symptomatic for Amanita phalloides poisoning, but similarly to scintigraphic test of the liver they may serve as an exemplification of the morphological changes of the organ and the estimation of the dynamics of changes.
(3) Starting out from the medical doctor's field of work in a neurological rehabilitation clinic, various determinants in subjective experience of a neurological disease and its sequels are dealt with, followed by brief case descriptions for concrete exemplification.
(4) The problems of the homogeneity of dose distribution, scattered and leakage radiation outside the applicators and X-ray contamination of the electron beams have been addressed, at the nominal 20 MeV energy for exemplification.
(5) The paper discusses: the compulsory working hypothesis which includes the known and the probable data resulting from the observation of phenomena, the qualities and value of the experimentation for the verification of the working hypothesis, the general features of the experimental modelling in pathology and its purposes, the types of experimental models (simple, two times perturbing and complex) with exemplification and discussion of qualities and limits, the general evaluation and limits of experimental models, the practical elaboration of experimental models with emphasis on the main rational operations, like the choice of animals, of the ways of administration of perturbing agents, of experimental and control lots, of sacrification modalities, as well as the relevance of the experimental results for enlarging the knowledge of the pathological process investigated.
(6) Whereas public certainty was constantly high, private certainty increased as the model proceeded through conservation exemplification, in accordance with a hypothesis of sequential imitation and comprehension processes.
(7) The interaction between galactose-terminated glycoconjugates and Ricinus communis agglutinin 120 was chosen for exemplification.
(8) Case five is exemplificative of the benefits of the temporal pacemaker, he had a preoperative electrocardiogram showing trifascicular block, he was taken to the operating room and anesthesia was induced, the patient had a cardiac arrest but recovered without secuela; latter on a temporal pacemaker was inserted and the patient had surgery without cardiac problems.
(9) This work tries to exemplificate one of the techniques of TB as will as the results obtained in 28 patients, whom, for their characteristics were considered of High Risk.
(10) The microscope photometry and the method of continuously recording photometry help in the exemplification of the temporal development of virus multiplication and in providing information on the localization of the antigen in cells.
(11) Via the instrumentality of the parameter, the case provides a concrete exemplification of Kanzer's (1975, p. 49) claim that "even the patient's antagonism toward therapy.
(12) According to a large exemplification derived by the clinical practice, the relation between the schizophrenic's parents shows a concealed symmetry, that never escalates, but implies an endless excitement, that reassures the couple of their mutual consensus.