The results of that examination were problematic, according to Japanese news reports.
The use of postmortem examination is problematic in studies of diseases that have early antecedents because it is difficult to determine whether findings are because of underlying dysfunction rather than degeneration after clinical progression or side effects of pharmacologic treatment.
One-fourth said eye examination cost was problematic; one-half said spectacle cost was problematic.
Deftly weaving legal analysis with cultural context, Landsman offers the first rigorous examination of these problematic proceedings and proposes guideposts for contemporary tribunals.
Diagnosis of hemopericardium using X-ray examination is extremely problematic.
At the same time, they may place male activists beyond scrutiny, intensify problematic investments in gender identity, discourage critical self-examination and exclude women.
But even when there are no criminal proceedings, any inconsistencies between accounts witnesses give to the media and those they give under cross-examination would be problematic, says University of Sydney Law Faculty Associate Professor David Rolph.
In 2010, despite many meetings with the resident medical doctors, their prescription of drugs and ordering of laboratory examinations remained highly problematic.
The German neuropathologist Alois Alzheimer believed he was witnessing an entirely new variety of mental illness when, in 1901, he admitted to his clinic a fifty-one-year-old woman, Auguste D., who was suffering from bizarre mood swings and severe memory loss and who, in Alzheimer's initial examination of her, gave problematic answers to his questions….
New ACR guidelines, for example, disregard the tender-point examination that was often problematic for physicians lacking a background in rheumatology and employ a severity scale for monitoring common FM symptoms [ 19].
