For example, good practice (British Standard 23988) for e-examinations suggests that no online exam should last more than 90 min without a break and, if a longer exam is needed, it should be split into two parts with a break between.
e Pathological examination of the tumor on the right cheek revealed sebaceous carcinoma (H.E., ×200).
e Immunohistochemical examination revealed that the tumor cells of the primary breast cancer were positive for ER.
Specifically, studies looked at (1) sleep/wake patterns and usual grades, (2) school start time and phase preference in relation to sleep habits and quality and academic performance, and (3) sleep patterns and classroom performance (e.g., examination grades).
e: microscopic examination is referred to ova identification.
Examinations include (a) observation of the DUE, (b) inspection of the DUE, (c) palpation, (d) range of motion, and (e) specific examination maneuvers.
Sections (2 μm thick) were stained with haematoxylin and eosin (H & E) before examination under light microscopy to evaluate the degenerative changes of myelinated nerve fibres.
In 2011, the European Basic Laparoscopic Urological Skills (E-BLUS) examination was introduced as a pilot for the examination of final-year urologic residents.
The "extended" FAST (e-FAST) examination also assesses the chest for pneumothorax.
