While the difference in examination scores between the two groups is statistically significant, it is numerically small.
For example, for the variable "SLE1", the middle numeric column indicates that 17.48 % of the students included in this study experienced a failure in examination while 82.52 % did not.
While an in-depth examination of other factors influencing vaccine uptake was out of the scope of this study, it is likely that the fairly rapid uptake of influenza vaccine in the Region has been multi-factorial.
Military officials said an initial medical examination showed that the Americans had not been harmed or mistreated while in Iranian custody.
While not under examination in the present study, the continued proliferation of stress can be buffered by psychological resources available to the individual and modified by ambient stressors [ 40].
The first half of the book takes a wide view of the evidence for the use and evolution of the office, while the second performs an in-depth examination of four manuscripts containing the office that exist from the Benedictine reform (Royal 17.C.XVII, Rawlinson D. 894, Burney 277, and Stowe 1061).
In Finland, health examinations were carried out during working days (Monday-Friday) while in other countries examination times were also offered at the weekends (Saturday and/or Sunday) (Table 2).
The presence of MWCNTs in blood was assessed by Raman spectroscopy, while in liver histological examination and confocal microscopy were used.
Our findings have indicated that special precautions should be made during therapeutic endoscopy and while performing colonoscopic examination in the elderly, particularly in patients over 75 years.
All over, additional extended hemodynamic monitoring for assessment of cardiac output was only performed in 12.3 % of patients, while echocardiographic examination was used in only 1.9%%.
While the examination was in progress, one lady began to cry, startling everybody except the bushman, Walter J. Fanui.
