In 1659, just as Shunzhi was preparing to hold a special examination to celebrate the glories of his reign and the success of the southwestern campaigns, Zheng sailed up the Yangtze River with a well-armed fleet, took several cities from Qing hands, and went so far as to threaten Nanjing.
Matthews said he agreed to an early request by City of London police to upgrade the postmortem to a "special examination" – a form of autopsy conducted in suspicious deaths.
For each participant, full mouth periodontal examination was performed and recorded on a special examination form by one of the 3 examiners.
They passed a special examination by two independent experienced psychiatrists proved no personal or family history of mental disorders.
They passed a special examination by two independent experienced psychiatrists to establish no personal or family history of mental disorders.
It spells out the F.D.I.C.'s authority to make special examinations of banks.
After the demonstration, the instructor gave lectures to explain the clinical characteristics of the cases, the special examination methods for the cases, the key points of disease identification, diagnosis, and treatment, as well as the fundamental concepts for many common neurological diseases.
A special forensic examination concludes the training.
This step was followed by examination by a special panel of experts (N. H. B., S. H. G., and S. B). who reviewed, discussed, and modified the questionnaires to address the problems noted.
The stethoscope and other diagnostic tools were partly responsible for the acceptance of physical examinations as "a special kind of touching", says Constance Classen, because they were a way of mediating between the doctor's hand and the patient's body.
