Guy undertakes the most scrupulous examination of the documents, including many that had been previously unknown.
Their close examination of the documents and the recognition process could ultimately lead to an appeal of the ruling.
The most cursory examination of the documents reveals holes (the original account has mysteriously disappeared; other shipboard diaries contradict it; there are no other records of English sailors performing drama in the period).
"Why, it just makes me want to vomit!" What comes through in an examination of the documents uncovered by Safe Minds is less a coverup than an impression of scientists anxiously watching over their shoulders as they work.
Mr Mansfield said he would be seeking to call fresh evidence from a medical expert who, from an examination of the documents, believed Ellis was suffering from what was now characterised as "battered woman syndrome".
That assessment confirms and contrasts with the picture described by officials in the immediate aftermath of the raid, when intelligence analysts began their examination of the documents and materials found at his compound.
In May 2007 Harbottle & Lewis sent a two-paragraph letter to News International executives claiming their examination of the documents showed there was no evidence any senior executives knew of illegal activities by the reporter Clive Goodman, or of any other illegal activities.
A cursory examination of the documents by TechCrunch indicates a variety of content, from budget discussions, loan contracts and so on.
Hence, citation analysis helps researchers to obtain a preliminary idea about the articles and research that has an impact in a particular field of interest and it deals with the examination of the documents cited by scholarly works [29, 30].
The columns in Table 1 showing the results based on a more detailed examination of the documents include the word "detailed" in the column heading.
