Even removing part of a tumour for laboratory examination reveals little about what it will do in the future.
He must be subjected to rigorous cross-examination about what was said, when, and by whom.
"Let's have that discussion, let's have that be part and parcel to an ongoing re-examination about what is taught about [America's founding]," Hanks said.
A substantial number of the patients also reported worrying before troublesome tests and examinations and about what the test results would show.
Imagine the cross-examination: "You lied about what you saw, didn't you, Officer Cassidy, in order to get your job back?" It was ridiculous for Quinn to be a woman.
It seems clear that the Muslim Brotherhood and their supporters would have lost the referendum; and they would have had to engage in a profound examination of what it was about their vision and their practice that was so unsuited to Egypt.
Below is a further examination of what we know about the character, aided by clarification from her graphic creator, Paco Rodriguez, who responded to The Huffington Post's inquiries.
As radiologically identified lesions may represent traumatic axonal injury and imply the causes and mechanisms of head injury (Hymel et al. 2010), a close examination of what is known about axonal damage in infant head trauma is warranted.
This is not so much a novel about memory as an examination of what it is to have a memory at all, to have had experiences that seem to be on the brink of slipping away.
Inquiries about economies, customs, or religious wars require an examination of what transpires between minds, not just within them.
The continuing examination of what went wrong at Hopkins has raised broader questions about how tightly the government should regulate academic research.
