Most GPs were convinced that examinations, the following explanations and counselling represents one of the main challenges in primary care and that this can only be done by the physician.
In a letter, one of his sisters, Diana, reports on another, Susan, with a wretched brother bringing up the rear: She has been suffering much from the headache and six leeches a day for ten days together relieved her so little that we thought it right to change our measures and being convinced on examination that much of the evil lay in her gum, I persuaded her to attack the disorder there.
In the study, participants legitimized disrobing by convincing themselves that breast examination was a proper health-care issue, and this was further supported by the fact that a female professional would conduct the educational training.
I decided not to [because] I only go to see works (at my expense and never for remuneration) if the evidence I have – documentation, provenance, digital images and scientific examination – convinces me that it is worth the time, travel and expense".
However, upon close examination, neither theory is convincing.
The reason so many defendants don't testify is because it's very easy to get tripped up in cross-examination and not be convincing.
An intriguing examination of alienation and dysfunction, with Mr. Chatagny entirely convincing as a disconcerting blend of emotional innocence and sexual proficiency.
Therefore, convincing evidence that this technique provides significant additional information when compared to digital examination is lacking.
However convincing the generalizations made about a movement or school, they tend to fade on closer examination of the work of individual artists involved.
If the first accuser is convincing in his testimony, makes a good impression on the jurors and his story stands up on cross-examination, then all the others will basically fall into place.
