Disadvantages are that it is difficult to be competent in all areas unless doing a reasonable volume of examinations.
There also is the need to determine how many non-radiologists are needed, and the volume of examinations they would be expected to interpret.
The individual pages are not all important works of creativity, but taken together with the words and the personal documentation, it is a volume worthy of examination.
The university where no volumes of past examination papers are passed from one generation of students to the next is likely a rare place indeed.
But while "State of Denial," the third volume of Woodward's examination of the Bush administration's war efforts, contained 29 pages of source notes, Heilemann and Halperin merely say in their book that they conducted more than 300 interviews with more than 200 people and tried to talk with everyone they named.
Nevertheless, quantifying the volume of EVLW from clinical examination and chest X-ray is much more complex, because of interobserver variability and the lack of sensitivity of this approach [13, 14].
Nevertheless, quantifying the volume of EVLW from clinical examination and chest X-ray is much more complex, because of interobserver variability and the lack of sensitivity of this approach [ 13, 14].
Considering, say, the correlation between volume of assessment and postgraduate examination performance of rs = .515 (see Results section), for which the reliability across time of volume of assessment is rs = .694 (see previous paragraph), and the reliability of measurement of postgraduate exams is of the order of.689 (the 5 year figure for MRCP UK) in the previous paragraph).
These grade shifts on final pathological assessments may be partly explained by the volume of tissue available for examination, and in fact have been shown to be less frequent when preoperative sampling is done by D&C as compared with office aspiration biopsy (Leitao et al, 2009).
Although this prevents outright blinding of the clinician to the results of the physical examination at the time they are performing and interpreting the arthroscopic examination, the volume of patients participating in this study and the time between physical examination and surgery will reduce the likelihood that clinicians will recall the results of the physical examination.
