From our series on Chinese history and culture, this course focuses on the changes brought by the Tang-Song transition, including the reconfiguration of power, urbanization, Neo-Confucianism, and the shared values as expressed in the state examination system.
As the eminent legal scholar John Henry Wigmore famously expressed, cross examination is "the greatest legal engine ever invented for the discovery of truth".
This was done by expressing the examination results as a percentage of the theoretical maximum tariff scores that could be obtained.
A simple comparison of probeset intensities across samples is not sufficient; if an exon belongs to a transcript that is differentially expressed, the examination of a single exon out of its genomic context will lead to an incorrect conclusion.
Although the TERT-EECs do express the PR, examination of progesterone effects in our in-vitro epithelial cell model would not be representative of the environment in vivo.
According to Jackson J in CIO v Douds, 'progress generally begins in skepticism about accepted truths' [ 1], yet when skepticism cannot be expressed, re-examination of established ideas and consideration of new ones will probably never occur.
Just as in the United States, where patients may express preference for examinations conducted by someone of the same gender, in Qatar, one will encounter modest patients.
Although significant improvements in teaching methodologies have been made in all areas of medicine and health care, studies reveal that students in many areas of health care taking an objective structured clinical examination (OSCE) express difficulties.
( {y}_{jit}^ ) is the chance of a woman i in period t to have a cancer screening examination j (breast or cervical cancer examination) expressed as latent variable.
Students who achieved higher marks in the final examination expressed stronger preference for the traditional format of course delivery indicating a perceived reliance on teacher-based instruction.
At 3 months after the injury, the follow-up consisted of a physical examination, expressed in neutral null method for range of motion.
