While the plans to invade, capture and revitalise Iraq's flagging oil industry with a view to open it up to foreign investors were explored meticulously by the Pentagon, US State Department and UK Foreign Office – there was little or no planning for humanitarian or social reconstruction.
Since no association was observed with clinical diagnosis, co-existing risk factors and radiological findings, it is imperative that the possibility of accompanying fungal colonization should be explored meticulously in such patients.
Against a backdrop of punishing nature and menacing warlords, Schulman meticulously explores the inner lives of her characters, as both Jeremy and Max are forced to weigh the effects of their work on the land they have begun to love.
A 15-year-old hysteric called Augustine is his favourite new subject, and Darkin's choreographed study deals with madness, intimacy and the mysteries of the body as the relationship between doctor and patient is meticulously explored.
Often focused upon the border of this world and some other, Pak writes with a spareness of presentation but a cornucopia of imagery, meticulously exploring objective and subjective realms of existence and memory.
"It doesn't matter what fact you want to check out: it's there and he's telling you the truth about something and it wasn't just fiction," said Pamela MacArthur, a Canadian who has been meticulously exploring his descriptions for her doctoral thesis at the University of Sussex in England.
Impact of nanoparticles on crop plants is a rising area of research that needs to be meticulously explored.
Fluent in all genres, he meticulously explores an artist's oeuvre to select tracks in just the right sequence, compiles the finest liner notes, photos and other accompanying information to create a compelling, comprehensive story and supervises remastering so the songs frequently sound better than the originals.
Through divisions, disjunctions and shifting viewpoints, Drew's meticulously constructed novel explores the two families' rival interpretations of the events and decisions of everyday life.
Check out the works below, in which Ferguson, a fourth generation New Yorker, explores his beloved hometown through meticulously rendered windows into the quiet moments of big city life.
Rebekah Higgitt's meticulously researched Recreating Newton explores an aspect of nineteenth-century Newtonianism that will reward scholars of Victorian science, historiography, biography, and literature.
