2. I found this station more stressful than stations with a physician examiner 3. Standardized patients give feedback as effectively as physicians 4. Standardized patients are not sufficiently trained to judge examination skills of a clerk 5.
In high voltage injuries, most damage may occur internally and thus the extent of the injury cannot be judged by examination of the skin alone.
All had threatened CRM and clinically fixed tumour as judged by examination under anaesthetic and CT and/or MR imaging.
Exchangeability was judged through examination of the trial populations and comparability of outcomes in the common treatment group facilitating the comparison.
The students with the CBE judged their examination to be more clear and understandable, however this difference did not reach the level of significance.
These eight examples show sub-stack projections of confocal image data; we estimate that the terminals of the two types of neurons in each case are separated by less than a micron, as judged by examination of the original stacks.
Demonstrating the stabilizing effect of magnesium ions on ACC, these films were still only 30% crystalline after 3 days, as judged by examination with crossed polarizers in an optical microscope and had reached 80% crystallinity after 6 days.
Interestingly, Kuschner et al. have reported that exposure to fine and ultrafine magnesium oxide particles produced no signs of pulmonary inflammation as judged by examination of lavage fluid (44).
Expression judged by examination of EST libraries in silico, cDNA libraries by hybridization, RNA sequencing and mRNA populations assayed by qRT-PCR showed both transcripts encoded by GmRLK18-1-a and GmRLK18-1-e alleles were present in both non-infested roots and SCN-infested roots, as reported in [ 16].
Tissue was then minced into ∼1-mm cubes, resuspended in RPMI 1640 medium-5% FCS-HEPES-antibiotic/antimycotic-Liberase DH (0.5 μg/mL; Roche) and incubated at 37°C with pipetting for 20 seconds every 5 minutes for a total of 30 minutes or until tissue dissociated as judged by examination under a fluorescent microscope.
Less than one third of students (31.6%) felt that SP examiners were not sufficiently trained to judge the examination skills of a clerk and approximately one third of students (36.4%) of students would like to have seen more SP examiner stations.
