But Ashley made a mess of that; he forgot the classic rule of cross-examination, the one that insists you never ask a question if you don't know the answer.
One specific example cited by Zingmond and his colleagues: Only 42percentt of patients with diabetes were tested to assess their blood sugar control or received an eye examination during the one-year period covered by the study.
A team of independent Chinese and foreign academics completed what they said was the first systematic examination of the one-child policy three years ago.
Processed transport media and water samples were stored at −80°C until examination with the one-step qRRT-PCR assay using a minor groove binder probe assay as previously described [28].
For patient safety, all examinations were evaluated at the time of the examination by one of the participating radiologists (N.A).
The US exam was then performed in the room next to the examination one by a nurse who was the only staff trained in point-of-care ultrasound available.
Women were randomly allocated in blocks of 50 to start the examination by one of the nurses, followed by an examination by one of the doctors with either the stationary colposcope or the Gynocular.
(ii) Have completed the current training requirements for admission to the certification examination of one of the Member Boards of the American Board of Medical Specialties or the Advisory Board of Osteopathic Specialists.
At the time of the examination, one patient was medicated with corticosteroids, two with laxatives, three with selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors and other three with NSAIDs, all on a daily basis.
When an abnormality persisted at the one-month examination, the examination was repeated again one month later.
