Ms. Richards, the former enforcement director and other S.E.C. officials were assailed by lawmakers at a hearing in February for declining to discuss why examinations of Mr. Madoff's firm did not reveal his $65 billion fraud.
But another question might be why an examination of such serious charges would lapse into the logic of musical theatre, or of theatrical farce.
Why no examination of the antics of Green's other patsy non-executives during the sale of BHS to the former bankrupt, Dominic Chappell?
That the plant does not generate nuclear power was adduced, rather dubiously, to explain why an examination of Sellafield's resilience against earthquakes, tsunamis, air crashes and terrorism was unnecessary.
Nobody is certain, for example, why the examination that art works undergo upon arrival is called a "hilling session," though one theory is that it derives from the necessity of rolling paintings and sculptures up a slope to reach the company's first warehouse, in West London.
Possible redundancy in the functions of NPY-like ligands may explain why initial examination of NPY deficient mice suggested no skeletal changes [12], a finding contradictory to experiments showing significant increases in bone mass following loss of NPY-producing neurons from the arcuate nucleus of the hypothalamus using monosodium glutamate treatment by the same group [13].
This explains why electrophysiologic examination of the upper trunk-supplied muscles of the affected extremity often reveals no clear abnormalities, the upper trunk injury being relatively minor [ 19, 26].
Patients would like to obtain clear explanations so that they can understand why the examination is being performed, what we are looking for, why a CT scan is performed rather that MRI and vice versa, what are the respective advantages of the two techniques, what are the dangers and risks associated with the examinations.
Amanda Enayati, author of new book Seeking Serenity, joined HuffPost Live host Caroline Modarressy-tohrani to explain how exuding your stress can actually create a toxic environment for others, and why self-examination (rather than venting) is critical to building personal resilience.
As radiologists, my team and I regularly call our referring physicians to ask why certain examinations have been ordered, and when medical records are available they are checked to ensure that the patient has not received the same or a similar examination in the recent past.
There were two reasons why MRI examinations were not performed in these patients.
