examination

Examinational of blood biochemical and physiological indexes of Milu (Elaphurus davidianus) in Beijing Nanhaizi.

117 Furthermore, as Melissa Wasserman has noted, the statute's "legislative history clearly shows that Congress understood the Act to 'convert[] inter partes reexamination from an examinational to an adjudicative proceeding' while establishing a new procedure known as postgrant review that 'would take place in a court-like proceeding.'" (118) The bottom line is that IPRs, CBMs, and PGRs--the three PTAB procedures with which this Article is concerned--have the indicia of rigor and formality that should satisfy Mead's "force of law" inquiry.

Ahmad Ali said despite the limited resources the efforts of the provincial government is appreciate able he added that the merit culture, the transparent examinational system, the discouragement of cheating and other mafias are the wonderful achievements for the current provincial government.

(70) These proceedings also lack the signature characteristics of formal adjudication, as they have been traditionally examinational rather than adjudicative in nature.