Sentence examples for by close examination from inspiring English sources
The petals are small and often not noticed except by close examination.
To help imagine our earliest ancestors in pluvial times, Barnett recommends a long soak in the bath followed by close examination of our shrivelled fingers and toes.
According to John E Miller's informative Becoming Laura Ingalls Wilder, though, this idea is disproved by close examination of the letters and manuscripts.
Many theories have been postulated to explain movements in the terms of trade, but none of them is really confirmed by close examination of trade statistics.
There will be a vast body of digitized material that is held in common and easily accessed via laptop, and then there will be treasured, one-of-a-kind materials whose deepest secrets will be penetrated only by close examination.
Before restoration, the painting technique and the state of preservation of the pictorial cycle have been investigated firstly by close examination of the painted surfaces and then by optical and/or SEM-EDS microscopy and μFT-IR spectroscopy on appropriately selected samples.
For example, Montgomery claims that clinicians, unlike scientists, typically reason "abductively"—in other words, they start "from a particular phenomenon, and, using preliminary evidence, hypothesize its possible causes; those hypotheses are tested against details revealed by closer examination" (p. 47).
By closer examination of the RhoA topology, it appeared that activated RhoA concentrated at distinct sites on the peroxisomal membrane rather than exhibiting a continuous staining pattern (Fig. 6F and inset).
The relationship between drug and diagnoses-based screening is not straightforward and would benefit by closer examination.
This apparent discrepancy is resolved by closer examination of the origins of binding, within the motor control theory, to which we turn next.
