The bone marrow aspiration and/or biopsy procedure is performed by a doctor or other trained specialist. Both types of samples may be collected from the hip bone (iliac crest). Marrow aspirations are sometimes collected from the sternum (breastbone) of adults.
Examples in Narrative Perspective. Narrative perspective, also referred to as the narrative voice or point of view, is the perspective from which the writer tells the story. The two most common narrative voices are first-person and third-person viewpoints.
Point of view refers to how a story is told. It is the perspective from which an author presents the setting, characters, actions, and events of a narrative. Traditionally, literary critics distinguish two elements in point of view: person and position.Person refers to the one who tells the story, the narrator.very narrative reflects, whether with conscious intent or not, some point of view, and Ezra is no exception to the rule. A literary analysis of Ezra would, therefore, be incomplete without consideration of its point of view and the implications of its point of view for the bookâs theological message.