Now indicators such as teenage pregnancy rates, obesity rates and economic wellbeing are considered as important as examination results.
After 1945 the German states were put in charge, deciding on such details as examination and admission rules.
The review involved interviews with 90 astronauts, flight surgeons, NASA officials, flight technicians and staff members working in preflight crew quarters, as well as examination of more than 40,000 mission records, safety reports and other documents.
The process of determining whether the transmitted text or any of the transmitted variants of it is "authentic"—i.e., what the author intended is known as examination.
Control valve device with pneumatic actuator as well as examination of its operation principles are described.
Patient 3 underwent routine EEG, as well as examination of somatosensory evoked potentials.
In contrast, one participant mentioned that radiologists were able to reach a consensus on other matters, such as examination protocols.
Information was collected through multiple site visits and semi- structured interviews with the company's key staff of the project, as well as examination of relevant company documentations.
Indeed, as Grimm and McNally (2013) have argued, a single nominal lexeme such as examination may in fact have the potential for three different noun types.
Exclusion criteria were: headache as the sole pain symptom; incomplete examination (defined as examination by less than 3 specialists) and missing data on medication intake.
A SLNB involves the identification and removal of sentinel lymph nodes as well as examination to determine whether neoplastic cells are present.
