They will do some examinations for you, but not here, they will just take a look and no examination.
The examinations were part of the health care system, and both patient compliance and capacity problems in the diagnostic outpatient clinics might have postponed some examinations for some time.
The Rabelais scholar E. V. Telle, in a 1968 essay titled with delightful transparency "A Propos du Mot 'Essai' Chez Montaigne," pointed out that the usage most ready to mind for many of Montaigne's readers would have come from a university context, in which before a candidate's examination for some degree, placards would be posted reading essai de jean marin or whoever it was.
There are some immunohistochemical examinations for detecting lymphatic-vascular involvement.
Though conventional radiology to assess the chest and bones has been used for some time in post mortem examination (for example, a skeletal survey is performed on all paediatric cases referred to the coroner and in all perinatal cases), MR imaging would be well suited as a non-invasive imaging modality for post mortem assessment.
Some pharmacists also criticised the format of examination, such as the observed structured clinical examination, for example.
The second holding was omitted for some examinations in this study; otherwise, this additional holding time was set as 20 min for routine analysis of CSF and plasma samples and 10 min for urine samples based on the testing results described in this study.
The top of the examination paper was inscribed, "Examination for Patrolwoman, City of New York".
*Medicare would pay for a physical examination for each beneficiary within six months after enrolling.
This, however, had the feel of a proper Test match and a thorough examination for England.
