They will examine, for example, how many students from each school need remediation, and how many students drop out after their first year of college.
Congress needs to examine, for example, if there is a clear and present danger when after months of inspections there is still no evidence of nuclear bomb facilities and stores of chemical weapons.
One 2008 study the committee examined, for example, randomly assigned 232 Italian patients with aggressively treated moderate to severe congestive heart failure to consume either 2,760 or 1,840 milligrams of sodium a day, but otherwise to consume the same diet.
But it would be worth examining, for example, the recent rise of moody, bruised male rock singers on the show; the last three winners fit this bill, and have mostly flopped commercially.
The interviews with New York City firefighters, police officers and other rescue personnel are intended to supplement this effort, by examining, for example, where the fire department decided to send its firefighters, where it set up its command posts, and whether radio and other communications equipment can handle such an enormous calamity.
When a police inspector was found to have gone to a spa to drink and play mah-jongg with a local police commissioner rather than inspect the troubled commissariat he was sent to examine, for example, Mr. Obuchi remarked to Parliament that the inspector had been "unlucky" to have been caught.
A weird bump or lesion on your intestines is easier to find and examine, for example.
By the discrete semimartingale convergence theorem (cf. [1]), the numerical stability of SDDEs has been examined, for example, by [4, 5].
Other influential proposals for principled limits to the law are also examined: for example, the suggestion that law must eschew certain kinds of otherwise valid moral reasons and that the law must be in some sense neutral.
