Sentence examples for examination of papers from inspiring English sources
He tells me that 16th-century documents in the National Archives are often covered with damp and the traces of vermin, and one doesn't always have the protection of gloves, though he adds that modern techniques, such as ultra-violet light, can yield unexpected dividends in the examination of papers that are simply too damaged to read with the naked eye.
However, an examination of papers focusing on phylogeography, hybridization and speciation indicates that in most empirical applications of PHASE, unresolved genotypes are simply omitted from the dataset (Table 1).
These absentee ballots were thrown out without warning or appeal even as officials in three Florida counties prepared to undertake tedious recounts that involved minute examination of paper punch-card ballots in search of indentations or other signs of voter intent.
Mass expulsions based on ethnicity violate European Union law, Mr. Kushen said, and the failure of France to do individual assessments of each case — as opposed to cursory examinations of papers by the police — also violates European Union rules.
In the final stage of study selection the full papers of identified articles were obtained with final inclusion or exclusion decisions made after independent and duplicate examination of the papers.
An examination of court papers filled in details.
MARKOV: We did not carry out any scientific examination of these papers.
"There has been no forensic examination of these papers: the lawyers have not been allowed to check or to challenge," he said.
However, it is very clear from an initial examination of the papers that the policy pursued by Thatcher in 1981 was inflexible, intransigent and at crucial points duplicitous.
The magnitude of this problem was documented by examination of published papers; 51 of 67 (76%) were considered flawed for one or more reasons.
