In an effort to untangle this convoluted episode, The Times undertook an extensive re-examination of the case, interviewing participants and examining scientific and government documents, many containing secrets never before disclosed.
Studies have shown that extensive re-examination of presumably negative nodes will identify more positive specimens, but techniques using tissue sections are labor intensive if more detailed analysis is warranted [ 6- 9].
Those shootings, whose victims have included a member of Congress in Arizona, moviegoers in Colorado and first graders in Connecticut, have horrified the country and inspired Washington to embark on the most extensive re-examination of the nation's gun laws in a generation.
In three of these 51 diagnosed adenocarcinoma cases, no procollagen 11A1 staining could be detected, in spite of extensive re-examination.
Data reported in the present study were collected using an extensive household interview addressing health conditions and health-related behaviors and a standardized physical examination including medical blood and urine tests, which were conducted in mobile examination centers.
Finally, the re-examiner performed a consultation with the patient and caretaker using a re-examination form that followed Ethiopia iCCM clinical guidelines.
The transfer of the names recalls an inquiry in 1997 by Congressional Republicans, who contended that the re-election campaign of President Clinton and the Democratic National Committee had used an extensive White House database of names for fund-raising.
He said the law "made sense when it was enacted" but could now use some re-examination.
To ensure that our results are not hijacked by a few outlier samples, we used extensive re-sampling analysis.
A Dinamap 1846 oscillometric blood pressure recorder was used at the 20-year re-examination.
