Over the past few weeks, I have noticed an increasing amount of media references to Big Brother, which, after further examination, referred to the CBS reality show rather than the brilliant novel Nineteen Eight-Four.
Diagnosis techniques for surra are based on four types of examination (referred to below as "surra tests"): microscopic examination, DNA detection by PCR, CATT/ T. evansi and ELISA T. evansi (detailed protocols are available at the above link).
Those who take part in this stage will then be invited to have a physical examination (referred to as a "Health Check") a few weeks later, to be carried out by a one of 4 specially trained doctors either in their own home or at a polyclinic in the city, according to the participant's preference.
"I was extremely upset," Clara Harris said during cross-examination, referring to the moment she saw her husband and Ms. Bridges emerging from an elevator in the lobby of the Nassau Bay Hilton, smiling, and realized the relationship was not over.
Correction: November 9, 2000, Thursday Because of an editing error, an article yesterday about the results of New York Regents examinations referred incorrectly to The Daily News's publication of preliminary math and English scores on Tuesday.
"You didn't see him with anything resembling a gun in his hand, correct?" asked Nancy Slater, a police prosecutor who conducted the cross-examination, referring to a passenger, Joseph Guzman.
Examinations referred by a clinician after subjects had sought medical care were not considered to be PHE.
Check-up examinations, referred to as periodic health examination (PHE), or an annual physical examination, are among the most common reasons adults see a physician.
The children's oral examinations referred to dental caries according to standard widely applied clinical criteria [ 22] and were conducted by two paediatric dentistry specialists who were calibrated prior to data collection (Kappa: 0.92 for intra- and 0.87 for inter-examiner reliability).
In support of this statement we observed that, compared with the average recall rate of 4.1%% during the last FFDM-only screening cycle, the recall rate was 2.9%% when tomosynthesis was available during arbitration of examinations referred by one or both FFDM-only interpreters.
