Sentence examples for Open to examine from inspiring English sources

Prior to his innovation, the only way the company was able to understand flushing patterns was to take a model of a toilet, fill it with silicon rubber,and then break the toilet open to examine the casting they had made out of the rubber.

The Royal Society's motto, "Take nobody's word for it," reflects a key principle of scientific inquiry: as researchers, we aspire to discuss ideas in the open, to examine our analyses critically, to learn from our mistakes, and to constantly improve.

A trial is currently open to examine the effects of lovastatin in treating patients at high risk of recurrent melanoma (NCT00462280 [ 35]).

Slice a thick section of the meat open to examine the inside.

The Council, while recognising the importance of MRS and reaffirming the "three no's" principle, "remains open to examine any commonly agreed and mature initiative of Member States facing the same challenges in a defined geographic area aimed at setting up a new macro-regional strategy"(3).

In Milan, Italy's financial capital, officials said a judicial investigation would be opened to examine possible charges of fraud and providing falsified information to auditors.

On 14 July, a select committee inquiry opened to examine the effectiveness of horizon scanning activity in government and how improvements can be made.

As a result, the entire spacecraft must be returned to a processing building at Kennedy Space Center so the probe can be detached from the orbiter and then opened to examine the extent of damage.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Tuesday that an investigation had been opened to examine "the unexplained health incidents that have affected a number of U.S. government personnel and family members stationed overseas".

"Nocsae is certainly open to examining that," Halstead said.

Labor has also left the door open to examining the details of the government's part-pension eligibility measures.