Hailed as the most significant change in the examination system since O-levels were replaced 30 years ago, the "more demanding, more fulfilling and more stretching" exams were introduced to help the UK better compete internationally, Gove said in 2013.
The most significant areas included physical examination, clinical reasoning, developing management plan, holistic approach, handling ethical issues, and time management skills.
Our recent data show that the enrollment examination remains the most significant barrier in our online enrollment process: 59% of users who did not complete enrollment in the 2012 to 2013 time period stopped at the enrollment examination stage.
Examination of the most significant clusters (p-value < 0.01) for the 4 h upregulated CS signature revealed several processes characteristic of exposure to xenobiotics such as response to stress, response to chemical stimulus, and response to abiotic stimulus.
Unexpectedly, detailed examination of the most significant targets demonstrated that BPA exposure elicited dramatic reduction in expression of ERβ, a nuclear receptor that is proposed to antagonize AR activity and androgen-dependent proliferation in prostatic epithelia (Leav et al. 2001; Pravettoni et al. 2007; Weihua et al. 2001).
In logistic regression having 6 or more vaginal examinations was the most significant risk factor for a postoperative SSI (OR 6.8, 95% CI: 1.4-33.4, p = 0.019).
The scientific examination of the gold refinery, the expedition's most significant discovery to date, is described and interpreted in "King Croesus's Gold: Excavations at Sardis and the History of Gold Refining," written by Dr. Ramage and Dr. Paul T. Craddock, a specialist in metallurgy at the British Museum in London, and published in May by Harvard University Press.
However, in low-dose CT examinations, electronic noise becomes one of the most significant factors determining image quality.
The results of our study showed that the most significant delay in care occurred during the period while patients awaited an available examination room.
His two most significant contributions in this field are the Airway Approach Algorithm and Preoperative Endoscopic Airway Examination.
