Sentence examples for Practical scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Indeed, despite its potential advantages, a bioenergy system poses several conceptual and operational challenges for academic as well as practical scrutiny because the inherent relationship and the intersection of areas related to energy production and agricultural activity requires a deeply integrated assessment.

"They dally with different views and can't remember what they said from one week to the next," he says.The biggest problem with suppressing agitation on campus is practical: extremism reacts to scrutiny by moving on.

For Wallace (2011: 326), "blame carries with it a kind of practical commitment to critical self-scrutiny", a commitment that the hypocritical blamer fails to live up to.

The software package nVivo offered practical benefits in facilitating systematic analytic scrutiny, allowing large sections of text to be retrieved and revisited, avoiding fragmentation as far as possible.

Hopefully, some of these autoantibody biomarkers will survive this scrutiny since, from a practical point of view, antibodies have many favorable characteristics as clinical biomarkers (see below).

Generally the aluminium content of ready-to-drink products (Mean (SD) 250 (101) μg/L) were similar to the powdered milk products (Mean (SD) 246 (180) μg/L) though these 'average' values have no practical meaning as is clear from scrutiny of the data for the individual products (Tables  1 & 2).

The conducted literature review revealed surprisingly few papers that translate these vital issues from theoretical scrutiny into representations that have practical policy value.

The principles of scale modelling were put under scrutiny in parallel with several practical aspects of material selection and component design and manufacturing.

Not all his proposals seem practical; indeed, his idea of opening to public scrutiny not only research practices but the weapons programs they serve will strike many as nave.

Implementation of a paradigm shift away from the prevailing distinction between research and non-research endeavors requires practical solutions to ensure appropriate risk management practices and ethical scrutiny are maintained.

Practical proposals being debated include closer and earlier scrutiny of national budgets, and the imposition of penalties on countries that breach rules like the 3 percent budget deficit ceiling on gross domestic product.