Kling says that "on close examination," the case for stimulus is weak, but, in this post, at least, he offers no such "close examination," merely a laundry list of familiar (and unproven) criticisms of government spending.
This approach is in contrast to earlier years, where doing a physical examination merely involved doing the right things in the right order according to the guidelines provided by the Skills Lab.
Rather than basing an examination schedule merely on the calendar, we have started to focus our examination of firms on issues that pose real risk to investors.
In our opinion, the prospective study that is ultimately needed would not have been approved without this retrospective observational study because the effort and potential damage from examinations conducted merely for the purpose of the study could not have been justified based only on a theoretical benefit for patients.
Predictive validity should also be examined broadly, not merely for examination success, but for other aspects of real-world clinical practice in working doctors.
The examination is not merely an intellectual exercise.
If the reliability of an examination is increased merely by including more very weak and very strong candidates, that will appear to be effective in producing a better examination, even though there has been no change in the SEM, and hence no change in the accuracy of classification at the cutting point.
Clinical examinations may cover merely 70% of actual cases of CMT, and radiographic examination is always necessary [3, 18, 93].
On cross-examination, Mr. Pellicano merely elicited Ms. Maguire's praise for his work, and her acknowledgment that he'd been loyal to her. "He's still loyal to you now," Mr. Pellicano said.
For him, all topics in the social sciences are merely examinations of the different forms of power – chiefly the economic, military, cultural, and civil forms (Russell 1938 4).
Various sources of VC data have previously been identified., These include primary data from surveys such as kindergarten entrance examinations (KEE), performed merely in a few federal states.
