Every year there are reports of suicides after failure in the national examinations (for instance, Prothom Alo 2015a; The Dhaka Tribune 2017).
For lower stake examinations, for instance formative assessment within a clinical rotation, smaller panels can be used.
We excluded patients who were likely to have technically suboptimal coronary computed tomographic angiography examinations (for instance, patients with prior intracoronary stents, atrial fibrillation, or raised heart rates).
Do self-examinations, for instance, for breast or testicular cancer.
Palpation of organs is one of the oldest clinical examination techniques, for instance, if you think of the palpation of the breast or the digital rectal examination of the prostate, where hard palpable regions are suspicious for cancer.
In his examination of suicide terrorism, for instance, do we really need discourses on the "Song of Roland," on Nordic Sagas and on the Romanian Iron Guard?
In a sense, we could say that past is of no importance – if social systems produce discriminations, they do that by means of self-referential criteria as, for instance, examination in educational system or general election in political system, for sure not because of familiar membership or gender distinctions23 – and this is the reason why past is so obsessively calculated.
For instance, examination of the tongue used to be an hour-long lecture in itself.
Samples within GEO datasets are further grouped and classified into subsets according to the experimental variables under examination in each study, for instance 'tissue' or 'strain'.
Whole-heart, or more frequently whole-ventricle or whole-atria models have allowed, for instance, examination of the importance of micro-structure for normal and disturbed electrical behaviour, or for clinical interventions to treat VT, such as electrical defibrillation and tissue ablation.
