Thus, a melanoma that is confined to a small area of a mole may escape examination as a result of sampling errors.
Leonard's shots stand examination as a definitive record of jazz music's greatest period, when mid-century New York was home to its most innovative practitioners.
Zhang was just 22 when he came to national attention in 1973, after he wrote to leaders on the back of his college entrance paper, excoriating the examination as a return to the capitalist model of education.
Mr. Cuomo's office sent letters on Tuesday to all 65 colleges describing the outlines of its 17-month examination as a first step to force industrywide change, and could pursue legal action against insurers if changes are not made.
These patients underwent a detailed ocular examination as a routine protocol prior to surgery.
We introduced the OSCE (objective structured clinical examination) as a method of assessment in a problem-based learning (PBL) curriculum.
At least one study suggests the objective structured clinical examination as a feasible method for trainee assessment [28].
However, autopsies remain a valuable examination as a tool for quality control as they help detecting clinical misdiagnosis.
Based on these results, the Ti−Al−B powders show promising combustion and heat-release characteristics, and therefore warrant further examination as a high-performance solid fuel.
Our goal was to determine the accuracy of the pelvic examination as a screening test for ovarian cancer and to distinguish benign from malignant lesions.
Thus, the polyphenolic fraction from grapes warrants further examination as a skin cancer chemopreventive agent that interferes with cellular events associated with TPA promotion.
