manual examination

Manual examination will continue as the machines phase in.

Physical therapists would observe posture, balance, range of motion, and manual examination.

Another, more labor-intensive, consists in manual examination of new registrants.

At that point, a firearms examiner uses a comparison microscope to perform a manual examination.

In practice, we got a lot of false positives-cancers that weren't confirmed either by manual examinations or mammograms.

Dr. Strax also emphasized the importance of manual examinations.

If a lump is found in a manual examination or an X-ray, it could be a benign fluid-filled cyst.

Currently this conclusion is based on a manual examination of the annotations and the literature associated with top-scoring genes.

The lack of a comprehensive metadata analysis tool results in a significant amount of time spent by examiners on manual examination and correlation.

Haptics involves active, manual examination and is quite capable of processing the material traits of surfaces or objects.

Statistically, the manual examination (palpation) of the woman is inadequate for accurately evaluating if a breast implant has ruptured.

Manual examination perusing Scapy package in Python:

Manual examination of small segments of the internal structure of the rolls proved more successful revealing the individual fibres of the papyrus.

The per curiam opinion of the Supreme Court held that the Florida statutory standard for the manual examination of ballots violates equal protection rights.

High-speed check-sorting equipment will typically verify the checksum, and route the item to a reject pocket for manual examination, repair, and re-sorting.

Yet, as more genomes become available, we cannot hope to provide a high level of manual examination and correction to describe the genes present on these genomes precisely.

Intraductal carcinoma can be easily detected with mammographies but is rarely palpable, so it can not generally be found during manual examination by patients or medical professionals.

Recovery of fragmented files (after the first fragment) is therefore not possible by automatic processes, but only by manual examination of each (unused) block of the disk.

In manual examination, activity of the bone marrow can also be gauged qualitatively by subtle changes in the numbers and the morphology of young RBCs by examination under a microscope.

"Current inspection procedures, however, rely heavily on visual and manual examination of each bird as it is readied for retail sale, and we found no evidence that such procedures provide effective protection against this type of microbial contamination."

More recently, the Breast Cancer Detection Demonstration Project, a large screening program in the United States in the late 1970's, suggested that mammography detected tumors at an earlier stage than manual examination in women in their 40's.

Large diameter borings are rarely used due to safety concerns and expense, but are sometimes used to allow a geologist or engineer to be lowered into the borehole for direct visual and manual examination of the soil and rock stratigraphy.

Manual examination of a file in a plain text editor such as Notepad, or use of the command in UNIX-like systems, is required to determine whether or not a suspect file is really RTF.

Inspectors would need to analyze enough of the scans - perhaps 20 percent to 30 percent - to convince terrorists that there is a good chance that an indistinct image will lead a container's contents to be sent for more reliable X-ray or manual examinations.