The live examination is of course the gold standard for the evaluation of the colonoscopy with the possibility to re-examine any suspicious lesion, but it is not practically feasible to show the same endoscopy to a sufficient number of observers at the same time.
At the age of four-and-a-half, she was brought to the Old Bailey to undergo a live cross-examination about matters she had described at an ABE [Achieving Best Evidence] interview a whole year earlier.
Yet in so doing, they forge a bond with the lives under examination seldom achieved in more straightforward biographies.
Women in the military are reluctant to file harassment complaints, many female officers said, because they fear opening their personal lives to examination and being blamed for inviting a sexual advance.
But then, that peephole is also opening up their own lives for examination, and the more they invade the couple's privacy, the more we are privy to their personal pain, the sadness that lies underneath their marriage.
2012 In another television first, 30 men, including the show's TV critic Paul Ross, receive prostate examinations live in the studio.
However, in his era dissection was not allowed in Germany, so his work relied on the use of live models and examinations of the literature.
1999 Show's doctor carries out a testicular examination live in the studio.
There is no necessity for little children to come to court to undergo a cross-examination live at trial because provision for pre-recording exists in section 28 of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999, if only the government could be persuaded to bring it into force.
The placentas and fetuses were collected on GD18 for both live imaging and examination of tomato expression in different cell types.
