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Examination means and standard deviations and the overall means and standard deviations of the two rating scales are shown in Table 3.

For me, that process of examination meant undertaking a journey into Islam and Christianity.

At follow-up (time since first examination: mean, 698[plusmn]47.2d; median, 481d), the sensory examination remained of no value in distinguishing the neurogenic bladder type.

The reliability of the Part 2 examination (mean = 0.802) is consistently lower than that of the Part 1 examination (mean = 0.907), and the SD of the candidate marks is also consistently higher in the Part 1 examination (mean = 10.53%) than in the Part 2 examination (mean = 6.98%).

A follow-up examination was performed 5 years after the baseline examination (mean 5.2 years [range 4.6 6.6]).

A striking thing about the results in table 1 is that although from 2005/3 onwards the SEM for the Part 2 examination (mean = 2.77%) was lower than that for the Part 1 examination (mean = 3.20%) (and the scales of the two examinations are on comparable percentage scales), the reliability of the Part 2 examination (mean = 0.828) was also lower than that for the Part 1 examination (mean = 0.907).

On examination, mean age of the children was 4.4 years (SD ± 0.6 years; range 2.7 to 5.1 years).

The repeated examination included the group of children who were 9 or 10 years old at the time of their first examination (mean, 9.4; range, 8.7 10.3).

The aspects rated most unsatisfactory were teaching of clinical skills (Mean ± SD 2.48 ± 1.02) and bedside examination (Mean ± SD 2.49 ± 1.12).

aAssessed from enrolment to week 34 examination; mean difference between maternal schooling groups (<6 years vs. ≥6 years) 14 packages, average 81vs.. average 69 packages, (P = 0.0001).

We resected the radial head in all our cases with only a slight increase in the valgus angle at the final follow-up examination (mean 2 degrees).