A comprehensive examination by a panel of experts (i.e., consensus panel) of a scientific or medical issue related to diabetes.
In the present study, the early, careful, and comprehensive examinations by experienced orthopedic spine specialists at a university clinic, which represent an optimal treatment condition for ALBP, could have influenced the compliance with the treatment advices.
All domestic medical graduates have to pass the comprehensive examination, held by their respective schools, and must also pass the National Licensing Examination, held by the Thai Medical Council, in order to be licensed to practise in Thailand.
In the following, the growth kinetics and bacterial physiology are first discussed, followed by a comprehensive examination of the proteome results.
This chapter provides a comprehensive examination of the use of technology by people with mental retardation with the intent to provide a framework within which to consider the benefits of technology use by this population.
The application of high-resolution MRI here has facilitated the systematic and comprehensive examination of the brain abnormalities caused by prenatal ethanol exposure.
Implications and future directions This work contributes substantially to understanding of the Ang-1 Tie-2 pAng-1 Tie-2roviding a compathwayive examination of the pathway during normal and pathological development.
It is conceivable that more comprehensive examination of the entire mitochondrial genome by next-generation sequencing methods would identify hundreds of inherited and somatic mutations and some of these mitochondrial variants may be associated with diabetic kidney disease.
The most comprehensive examination of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, was conducted by the 9/11 Commission, chaired by Thomas H. Kean and Lee H. Hamilton.
This editorial is a part of a continuing series by The New York Times that is providing a comprehensive examination of the policy changes and politics behind the debate over health care reform.
