After an examination, it did, and the fight was not delayed.
Moreover, the simulation makes certain assumptions that may need further examination, and it does not take into account such aesthetic factors as customers' reactions to a particular restaurant layout.
The idea that any legal ivory sales will surely encourage poaching is the mantra of anti-ivory campaigners (and widely repeated in the media), but on examination it just doesn't stand up.
"These films are about surveillance falling into the wrong hands or the right hands, but there's never an examination of what it does to people and what the costs are," says Lance Duerfahrd, a professor of English at Purdue University.
Out of all the patients in the study, previous retinal screening had been not been done in 34.1% (n = 233), and in the 65.9% who underwent previous examination it was done by only a consultant ophthalmologist in 12.7% (n = 87), by only a non-specialist doctor in 26.4% (n = 180) and by both in 26.8% (n = 183).
'We wanted to find that breast self-examination works, but it doesn't,' Dr Nancy Baxter of Toronto Hospital, the group's leader, told The Observer.
Microscopic examination lost its significance because it does not usually offer the precision required by many current therapeutic schemes.
The City University of New York, the city's largest supplier of teachers, is doing a better job of producing graduates who can pass certification examinations than it did just a few years ago, the State Education Department said yesterday.
A1 CUNY-Trained Teachers Praised The university, the city's largest supplier of teachers, is doing a better job of producing graduates who can pass certification examinations than it did just a few years ago, the State Education Department said.
