Many acute examinations made it difficult to get a comprehensive view of the day's program.
The reasons for starting in this section were: Waiting time for CT examinations and reports Many acute examinations made it difficult to get a comprehensive view of the day's program The staff was always behind with the booking schedule Many interruptions, changes and noise resulting in a bad working environment Lack of time for staff training/education and development.
It goes to show that regardless of whether existing initiatives are well funded and staffed, their age ranges and lack of comprehensive vision examinations make it difficult to measure the extent to which rural Latino children are disproportionately affected by undiagnosed visual impairments.
We observed slight cytotoxicity by microscopic examination of the cells, making it difficult to accurately obtain in vitro efficacy data against SARS-CoV.
There are however five examination stations and only two communication stations, making it difficult to have a direct comparison of scores on the two, since inevitably there is less measurement error with five stations.
Acquisition and analysis of electrophysiological data requires qualified specialists in particular medical fields, making it difficult to perform such examinations in individuals presenting after weekday clinic hours.
Second, most studies have investigated the validity in workers who already complain about LBP, making it difficult to infer whether the results of the physical examination are due to real physical abnormalities or due to pain increases during the examination.
However, most of the patients also experienced other physical problems or were not given comprehensive neurological examinations, making it difficult for researchers to pinpoint these dream machines.
In the past, poorly aligned multi-phase CT examination protocols made it difficult to assess these changes in contrast enhancement of the same anatomic areas and post-processing techniques (including motion-correction of repetitive CT scans) were essential for reliable results of extracted perfusion parameters [23, 24].
