Do this on the day of the trial: Do this on the day of the trial: If the attorney has properly prepared you, cross examination should not be any more difficult than direct examination.
Finally, in an effort to make such courses "fun," interactivity and expensive graphics often substitute for a more difficult and substantive examination of the consumer's role and optimal strategy in a rapidly evolving marketplace.
(GP7) The GP's diagnostic process is more difficult if the examination of the patient is uncomfortable for the GP or he/she does not feel responsible.
The respondents found the oral examinations slightly more difficult than the written examinations.
Transoral esophagogastroduodenoscopy (TOG) is usually carried out with intravenous sedation, since manipulation of the hypopharynx causes a gagging reflex that causes discomfort for the patient, makes the examination more difficult, and reduces the acceptability of the examination.
Delay between intrauterine death and delivery, leading to maceration of the fetus, makes brain examination more difficult for the pathologist.
Patient age, gender, race, and other factors affect bone thickness, making some examinations more difficult or even impossible.
In our case, the task is more difficult, as the circuit under examination is active in determining some features of the bacterial physiology and not only affected by them.
The second source of uncertainty, U2, is due to limitations in visual examination of behaviour because, as the duration of the ECoG event to evaluate gets shorter, the behavioural arrest associated with it also gets shorter, blends into the normal behaviour of the animal and becomes progressively more difficult to distinguish by visual examination.
Their small size tends to make them appear translucent, and they can be more difficult to see without close examination.
