Mr. Youssef said in his complaint that he had been held back from senior positions even though he was the bureau's only polygraph examiner qualified to conduct examinations in Arabic and had an intimate understanding of Arab culture, politics and diplomacy, knowledge that was rare among F.B.I. agents.
The Yankees are also expected to conduct examinations on Alex Rodriguez's hip, which was surgically repaired in 2009, Curtis Granderson's eyes and Mark Teixeira's calf.
"Investigators flew in this morning and are on their way to the grave to conduct examinations and determine the cause of death," said Haider Majeed, a Cabinet official in charge of mass grave investigations.
Adopting m-health would allow doctors to reach out through mobile phones and tablet apps to conduct examinations while such patients remain at home; track exercise, blood pressure or other metrics; send reminders to take a walk or take a pill; or deliver information to help manage chronic ailments.
In addition, a future goal will be to conduct examinations, especially in the composition of tears.
Permission had been obtained from traditional surgeons and nurses to conduct examinations and an interview with their initiates.
Work in the field has shown that genito-anal injury detection is complex, and providers are limited by the availability of the necessary equipment and resources to conduct examinations and identify injuries.
The same principle can be adapted for the postgraduate education in veterinary neurology; one of the primary functions of the ECVN is to conduct examinations for veterinarians to get the ECVN Diploma and herewith certifying quality and competent services to the public and their animals [ 5].
To speed the case along, Judge Kessler has instructed each side to conduct direct examinations of witnesses outside court before their appearances.
Although 79.1% of the women had heard about the BSE, and 53.0% knew how to conduct the examination, only 44.8% had ever done the examination, while 24.4% said that they do it once a month (Table 3).
