Or, as within this whole peculiar package he began to even age, he seemed to be less checking out of blackness than checking out of normal humanity.
One explanation could be that these patients may have had difficulties in expressing their problems and pain, and were less frequently checked and examined postoperatively.
It appeared that GPs recruiting patients were less accurate in checking the inclusion and exclusion criteria.
More highly educated women were less likely to check their breasts compared with women with no qualifications, but this was only significant for the most highly educated group (P=0.024).
Our findings that South Asian women had better knowledge of age-related risk of breast cancer and that South Asian and black women were less likely to check their breasts than white women are broadly consistent with a previous survey examining breast cancer awareness in different ethnic groups (Scanlon and Wood, 2005).
Although it is routine practice in most hospitals to assess leg weakness hourly after an epidural is sited (to try to diagnose as early as possible any cases of nerve or cord damage associated with, for example, a haematoma or abscess), sensation is less commonly checked.
Can anyone doubt that the country's classic tripartite form of government, from a Supreme Court missing a member by choice of Congress to a national security state that mocks the law, is ever less checked and balanced and increasingly more than "tri"?
Older participants (those 40 years and older) were less worried about being checked for signs of oral cancer by their Dentist than those in the younger age group (rho= −0.167, p=0.049).
Now, there's a version of Snap Map available for anyone to view on the web, but it's less about checking out where your pals are at, and more about media companies using it as an interactive heatmap for real-time content.
The measurement errors of grain cleaning loss recorded by the sensor, relative to the loss checked manually, were less than 15%.
