"The only disadvantage is that we learn everything in packages, you know: examination of the heart, examination of the lungs.
The process of determining whether the transmitted text or any of the transmitted variants of it is "authentic"—i.e., what the author intended is known as examination.
Furthermore, the published standards for natality were only considered for reproductively mature females whose status was known by examination of ovaries [8], [14].
It is worth noting that the study protocol only required the reviewer to check the UK SPC to determine whether the ADR was known; subsequent examination of the combination revealed that paraesthesia is labeled on the US FDA product information.
Posting a picture of the fish on Facebook, the museum said the "weird creature" is likely to be a species of frogfish, but its true identity will not be known until examinations have finished.
However, even before the results of the metal analysis was known, re-examination of the textiles for the present study had reclassified this piece as being of Indian origin, rather than Persian as originally thought.
The newer examination, known as the "main" test, reflects curriculums that have flourished during the decade, and allows students to use calculators on some problems and receive partial credit for work done on wrong answers.
Anyone who's ever had to interview someone for a job, whether for president, or for sales, production, or child-care, knows the examination process can be tough.
Repeated discrepancy between what students perceive that they need to know [for examination purposes] and the stated course objectives can potentially lead to a 'local culture' whereby a hidden curriculum is created.
In Japan, before completing the entrance examinations for each university and faculty, students normally take part in a common examination known as the "National Center Test for University Admissions".
