In some cases a more extensive examination of the head and neck may be conducted under general anesthesia.
The new, more extensive examination, which looks at DNA in the cell nucleus, shows this conclusion is wrong.
The second request for information means regulators will do a more extensive examination of the deal, rather than approving it immediately.
A number of preliminary positive tests for anthrax at government offices have later turned out to be negative under more extensive examination and tests.
The officials said the report would portray a more complicated and detailed picture, based on a far more extensive examination of suspected Iraqi weapons sites and records, as well as the debriefings.
William E. Wallace, one of the foremost American experts on Michelangelo, who examined the painting in 2005, said there is at least enough evidence to merit a more extensive examination.
Each survey consists of two phases, with the most basic examinations performed in phase 1 and after one month more extensive examinations performed in phase 2 in a random sub-sample of the cohort.
Each survey has been conducted in two phases, with the most basic examination in phase 1 (height, weight, blood pressure, blood samples, and questionnaires) and more extensive examinations for a random sub-sample of the cohort in phase 2, depending on available financial resources.
Each survey has been conducted in two phases, with the most basic examination in phase 1 (height, weight, BP, blood samples, and questionnaires) and more extensive examinations for a random sub-sample of the cohort in phase 2, depending on available resources.
The Tromsø 5 and 6 surveys were conducted in two phases, with the most basic examination in phase 1 (height, weight, blood pressure, blood samples, and questionnaires), followed by more extensive examinations for random sub-samples of the cohort in phase 2 [ 19].
These can be detected by a routine examination, although you may need to see an ear, nose, and throat specialist for a more extensive exam.
