Positive IDs of the new species, for the present, depend on examination of molecular or cranial data, but more detailed comparative morphology, ecology and nesting behaviour, particularly in areas of sympatry, may yield reliable field characters.
This identification depends on examination of the magnetic field.
Diagnosis and management of many hematologic diseases depends on examination of the bone marrow, which usually involves two separate specimens: a cytologic and a histologic preparation.
The possibility of correctly diagnosing many eye conditions, particularly at an early stage, depends on examination with instruments more complex than a torch.
The number of samples used to determine the genotype calls varied depending on the examination.
Their size varied depending on the examination technique (palpation versus ultrasound) and ranged from a few millimeters to approximately 2 cm in length.
Patients with early cervical cancer who were qualified for surgical indications underwent sub-total or radical hysterectomy and pelvic lymphadenectomy (radiochemotherapy was given depending on postoperative examination results).
The GTV (primary tumour (GTV-T), metastatic lymphadenopathy (GTV-N), other metastases (GTV-M)), may be different in size and shape, sometimes significantly, depending on what examination technique is used for evaluation (e.g. palpation or mammography for breast tumours, and CT or MRI for some brain tumours).
Restriction of survival analysis to NHF patients depending on echocardiographic examinations revealed a significant lower survival rate of 0.41 (95% CI: 0.21 0.60) among patients without echocardiography compared to patients with echocardiography who had a survival rate of 0.66 (95% CI: 0.47 0.80) with a dramatic decline in survival during the initial phase of the follow-up period.
From the standpoint of radiation risk, CBCT appears to have three to seven times the risk of a panoramic examination depending on the area examined, the degree of collimation and the acquisition software version.
