There is some concern about the length of time between eye examinations for some drivers.
The examinations were part of the health care system, and both patient compliance and capacity problems in the diagnostic outpatient clinics might have postponed some examinations for some time.
Students had to seek dispensations if their progression deviated from academic rules and regulations, i.e. if they required extra time for examinations for some reason, or if they needed more than three attempts to pass an examination, etc.
On the other hand, due to cost reductions in the automation of transfer of data, discussed by SKaPa [ 28], and a reduction of annual examinations for some key groups, should contribute to expenditure reductions.
Many people with these pouches are unaware of their presence unless told about them by a doctor who has performed a colonoscopy, sigmoidoscopy or barium enema examination, usually for some other reason.
Practicality dictates a limit to the depth of routine soil examination, but for some deeply weathered soils the prescribed depth is not sufficient to establish a full genetic context.
Despite the large sample size, the number of fractures was in the 100 200 range, which may have meant that the study was underpowered for examination of some associations.
The theory concerning deficit spending bears some examination, for Falwell is clearly an ambitious man, who is always out ahead of himself, his vision always exceeding his present possibilities.
Second, because our study sample included individuals who received carotid US examination for evaluation of diabetic complications, some characteristics of our sample may be substantially different from those of other samples.
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