These 'preventive' visits provide an excellent opportunity to explicitly inquire after the respiratory health of the child in order to track potential underutilization of care.
The PSQ explicitly inquires whether the psychotic-like experiences endorsed are regarded as alien by others living in the same setting.
The GP should explicitly inquire whether the patient experiences sexual problems, including ED, loss of sexual desire, and decreased vaginal lubrication.
The Psychosis Screening Questionnaire, the measure used in the present study, explicitly inquires whether the experience of psychotic-like symptoms reported are regarded as abnormal by other members of the society.
After DOHMH identified the serogroup C meningococcal disease outbreak and its association with MSM in September 2012, case investigators attempted to re-interview all male IMD case-patients in New York City since 2010 to explicitly inquire about sexual identity and behavioral risk factors and to identify any additional cases.
However, we did not explicitly inquire about students' first language other than English or second language fluency, which limits our ability to better interpret the finding.
In addition they may be much more likely to be aware of and acknowledge those antecedents, insofar as they are explicitly held and inquired into.
For example, in 55 cases, dentists inquired explicitly about the patient's chief complaint and symptoms; and in 41 cases, they needed information on different aspects of a dental problem, such as the location and size of cavities, measurement of root canals, or depth of pockets, in order to assess its scale and severity.
Most such strictures have been relaxed nowadays, but it's important to inquire explicitly about this if you think you might wish to work outside that department.
It explicitly invites courts to inquire into the testator's intent on the basis of extrinsic evidence rather than limiting the inquiry to the terms of the will, as the traditional approach does.
As a result of the availability of new and exotic drugs and a diversifying medical profession to serve burgeoning towns, some late thirteenth-century physicians began to inquire more explicitly about the difference between a medicine and a poison.
