Sentence examples for Extensively scrutinized from inspiring English sources
Most problematically, large scale projects not requiring carbon credits were registered, while their social and environmental impacts have not been extensively scrutinized.
In particular, fairness ideals have been extensively scrutinized in the experimental laboratory (for a recent study see [1]).
Because hormones are widely used in the cattle industry, which has been extensively scrutinized by the media, many consumers assume this is the case for all meats, so when they see "hormone free chicken" next to just plain "chicken" they are willing to pay more per pound.
The EPDS has been extensively scrutinized and a number of studies have evaluated its psychometric properties.
Future studies must extensively scrutinize the genetic mechanisms that directly and indirectly affect PDGFR-β functions, and gene encoding PDGFR-β has been implicated as a susceptibility gene for schizophrenic and autistic disorders.
Ms. Bogert at the time said his work has been "extensively reviewed, lawyered, scrutinized, pulverized by our program and legal staff, and we have not in six years ever had cause to question his professional judgment".
The cytomorphology of these three entities has been scrutinized extensively by light microscopy; the majority of serous effusions are readily placed in one of the three categories based on astute assessment of cytological features and architecture of cell groupings.
The methodology of this experiment has been scrutinized extensively and criticized on a number of points.
This implies that, in daily clinical practice, the more extensively involved organs should be scrutinized for intensity of inflammation during image interpretation.
By unobtrusively observing visitors' behavior in the exhibition, Study 1 demonstrated that users of the digital guide spent about 60% more time in the exhibition and also scrutinized individual exhibits more extensively.
Long-circulating liposomes are being scrutinized in detail and are extensively used in biomedical in vitro and in vivo studies also leading their way into clinical practices [ 47, 48].
