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Mr. McCain, who has had four melanomas, had a spot removed for testing at his regular checkup at the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, Ariz.
The concern is that the technique could cause younger women — a group for whom breast cancer is a rare disease — to find too many medically insignificant nodules that would lead doctors to perform unneeded biopsies, in which tissue is removed for testing.
Carcasses appearing to be <24 hours old were submitted by local mosquito and vector control districts and public health agencies for necropsy to the California Animal Health and Food Safety laboratory at the University of California, Davis, where kidney, lung, and brain tissues were removed for testing.
The dispute arose over a revelation that the Veyron had a speed limiter removed for testing, allowing the car to hit 267.8 miles an hour instead of the 258 it can muster with the device installed.
A three-inch section of the mole was removed for testing and a doctor confirmed it was a "black mole" tumor that had spread to his groin area.
Spaces were then removed for testing of the various metrics.
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It has been removed for tests.
The seals were removed for test and the generator was started successfully.
The Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA") does not recommend that you remove samples for testing yourself, but that you hire a trained and certified asbestos inspector to remove and test samples for you.
Today, the ranch was deserted, and the holding pen empty, after 150 head of cattle were removed for quarantine, testing and slaughter on Thursday in southern Alberta.
Although people would have to enter the museum to get to the remains, the remains will technically be in the custody of the medical examiner, so that they may be removed for future testing.
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