Similar words: preliminary enquiry, preliminary, preliminary data, examination, reexamination, bar examination, oral examination, self-examination. Meaning: n. an examination taken by graduate students to determine their fitness to continue.
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1. From the end of 1990 the Funeral Service Preliminary Examination ceased to exist.
2. Franks made his preliminary examination of the body, dictating brief comments to his secretary.
3. Investigations normally take the form of a preliminary examination.
4. Methods: Preliminary examination on chemical components by the numbers.
5. Xiaoming got unexpectedly good marks in the preliminary examination.
6. A preliminary examination revealed a knee strain.
7. The local agency shall finish preliminary examination within the legal time limit and submit the preliminary examination opinion and the application materials to the CIRC.
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8. After preliminary examination, Xiao Longmou, male, 27 years old, Hubei Province Huangshi person.
9. A chemical preliminary examination was carried out on Pugionium cornutum L.
10. She was privately educated, then went to Edinburgh University and passed part of the preliminary examination in medicine.
11. Here at the scene of the crime he only made a preliminary examination.
12. Prior to 1884, the various veterinary schools imposed their own preliminary examination in general education.
13. I was present in one of the sections when young Scoresby underwent his preliminary examination.
14. We have found your brand name is the same as ours through preliminary examination.
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