Sentence examples for ever examination from inspiring English sources

"MIT's presentation of its study as the first scientific ever examination of the genetic risks of living in a nuclear disaster zone is pure science fiction, not fact," Goddard concludes.

This study, to our knowledge, is the first ever examination of the simultaneous effects of maternal anaemia, iron deficiency and CMD during pregnancy on infant motor development.

P < 0.01 for all correlations Strong correlations (>0.50) indicated in bold This study reports on the first ever examination of the psychometric properties of the Greek SF-12 and is expected to add to the growing list of languages and cultures for which the instrument has been evaluated.

Packed with ingenious new instruments, the rover promises to provide the best-ever examination of the Red Planet, digging up clues to a profound question: Could there ever have been life there?

Ministers have been accused by a cross-party group of peers of trying to "bury" the results of the biggest ever Whitehall examination of European Union powers, after it found no evidence that the EU was interfering excessively in any aspect of British life.

The jury was not impressed by the worst cross examination ever delivered.

As anyone who has ever set an examination paper knows there is such a thing as a "bad question".

Earlier this month, American regulators began their most thorough examination ever of Lloyd's finances, indicating that they did not take Lloyd's promises at face value.

The research, which will be presented tomorrow in Atlanta at a meeting of the Acoustical Society of America, is the most detailed examination ever of just how and why the mood-destroying noise is generated in the materials that wrap candy.

These reports provide the most comprehensive examination ever of child sexual abusers in any institution, their authors said, so it is not possible yet to determine whether Catholic priests are more prone to molest children than any other professionals who work with youngsters.

✒ On Friday, Catherine Shoard interviewed documentary maker Morgan Spurlock, most famous for super-sizing himself in an experiment of dubious scientific merit, and back this year with The Greatest Movie Ever Sold, "an examination of how films are funded by product placement, and paid for in exactly this way".