He carried out many of his attacks behind a screen in his consulting room, while his victims' parents waited believing he was completing a legitimate medical examination.
Other factors, such as language ability, may correlate with outcome, but probably also correlate to a large extent with prior medical knowledge, and anyway should in large part have been taken into account by PLAB and are legitimate reasons for examination failure.
Let her tell it: "Opinions diverge as to whether a writer's sex life is a legitimate field for public examination unless it serves as subject matter and/or thematic matter for the artistic work, or unless it has, with the writer's complicity, emerged into public view as a defining force in the life and work.
That is a legitimate function for an examination board to carry out, since pass marks ultimately are not set by computer programs or by statisticians but by the considered judgements of well-informed Boards of Examiners.
News outlets cover stories that highlight such issues of race -- often those in which a white officer has killed a black suspect -- because they involve legitimate concerns worthy of closer examination, not to create racial tension.
Hidden among such partisan noise, however, are legitimate concerns that warrant a further examination.
Indeed, behavioral disturbances that are rated by the examiner as limiting the validity of the examination can also be considered as legitimate behavioral sequelae of exposure.
An elaborate analysis of university faculty members, particularly those involved in content courses, would be essential because content course faculty members constitute a legitimate stakeholder group for university entrance examinations.
-- This exhumation and "examination," without the involvement of any legitimate law enforcement agency, has fatally compromised any further investigation.
A BBC Spokesperson said: "This was a legitimate, well-sourced story that gave a fair and impartial examination of the situation in Poland.
