Sentence examples for allow scrutinising from inspiring English sources

Using mice with specific genetic modifications in suspected vulnerability genes in combination with CMS as environmental factor will allow scrutinising the role of both, the candidate gene and stress in a genetically predisposed animal, as risk factors for depression.

And a question: when is parliament going to be allowed to scrutinise and then decide whether to ratify treaties as more and more of what we do is governed by them?

There are mirrors that allow us to scrutinise every outfit with a semi-professional eye.

" I granted this question because I wanted to allow members to scrutinise the government of the day.

The unfashionably slow editing style and the concentration on close-ups and two-shots allow Eastwood to scrutinise his characters as they are forced to dig into themselves.

Two rival firms have just unveiled services that will allow people to scrutinise their own genomes for $1,000.The first was deCODE genetics, an Icelandic firm that has already developed genetic tests for several diseases.

It will add an extra parliamentary stage onto the passage of bills in the House of Commons, with a grand committee created to allow English to scrutinise bills without the involvement of Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish MPs on issues that are devolved.

The Labour Party is calling on David Cameron to allow MPs to scrutinise Lord Hill's appointment after the prime minster suggested he was prepared to consider such a move.

When reporting results, we have included a selection of quotes from the interview data to allow readers to scrutinise the analytic process and assess validity.

This would allow government MPs to scrutinise the bill.

All these data will also allow the public to scrutinise the mayor and his officials more closely than ever before.