With an understated but unwaveringly clear narrative voice, Dr. Sanders takes readers on an examination of the tools of diagnosis, touching upon the obvious and the not-so-obvious — the physical exam, the effect of physician biases, and even the reliability of computers and Dr. Google.
Since the riots in several English towns and cities over the summer there has been extensive examination of the tools and tactics police use for large-scale crowd trouble.
Following two weeks of practicing four different elastic tubing exercises targeting the shoulder, arm, and hand musculature, all participants were invited to participate in intra- and intertester reliability examination of the assessment tool for errors made during exercise execution.
But an examination of the actual tools and powers available to the comptroller and interviews with a former holder of that office and others suggest that Spitzer would be hard pressed to have much influence on the behavior of Wall Street or corporations.
Put briefly, sense-making is the process of conceptualizing the world (Rosebery and Puttick 1998) that can be made visible through an examination of the activity and tools embedded in a situation.
After thorough examination of various tool paths, the surface was most successfully produced by forming an intermediate shape followed by a series of tool paths.
5 We are pleased to note that other groups share our enthusiasm, and have worked to improve direct examination, which is the tool of choice, to safely diagnose leishmaniasis in endemic areas.
A thorough examination of each tool has been made by the authors based on the available research literature, books, manuals, and other publicly available information.
Whilst this suggests examination of the selection criteria and tools used, it is also worth considering the balance of applications for medicine in terms of the representation of different ethnic communities in the UK population.
The final theme to emerge from our examination of the usability and usefulness of EIDM tools was the tools' role in increasing confidence; having confidence in the tools promoted staff trust in the products that resulted from using the tools.
Examination of the earliest evidence of stone tool manufacture suggests that by 2.5 million years ago hominins were adept at propagating fracture.
