In order to better know how my child is doing (isn't that one of our repeated reasons for testing?), I'd like to know which one of these is a better test.
The title of Where the Money Was (1976, written with Edward Linn) echoes his allegedly oft-repeated reason for robbing banks: "Because that's where the money is".
Calmly and respectfully repeat your reason for dissatisfaction and add something to this effect, "I have told you that I am not satisfied with your service.
Other women may return to the clinic, but the Pap smear is not repeated for reasons related to the clinic (e.g. inadequate staffing or supplies, no electricity, closing time) or reasons related to the patient (e.g. unwilling to repeat the examination, no time for repeat examination, menstruating).
It offers the ear and the mind a lot to chew on and repays repeated visits: a reason for the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center to feature the composer in a celebration that is billed as a centennial, though technically it falls closer to his 99th birthday.
The National Health Service Breast Screening Programme set the standard that at least 97% of mammograms are adequate for radiological interpretation and ≤3% of examinations are repeated for technical reasons.
Many of the comments cannot be repeated for obvious reasons.
A survey of films repeated for technical reasons in the NHSBSP has recently been carried out.
Therefore, we could not discriminate between imaging tests repeated for clinical reasons versus those repeated because of image unavailability.
The lack of electricity, especially through the infernally hot summer months, is a constant problem for the government and a reason for repeated strikes and public protests throughout Pakistan, even in ordinary times.
The reason for repeated surgery was recurrent disc herniation in the majority of patients.
