Sentence examples for examination of the question from inspiring English sources

Although similar results have been reported in time-series studies of the effects of daily particle levels on death the next day (Chuang et al. 2001; Daniels et al. 2000; Schwartz and Zanobetti 2000; Schwartz et al. 2002), this is the first detailed examination of the question in a cohort study examining annual exposures.

If we can take a more widespread examination of the question of unconscious bias, the experience those two young men had to deal with in Philadelphia might actually be worth it.

It is these parts of the magazine piece on which [the court] must focus in [its] examination of the question whether there was a "fair use" of copyrighted matter.

In 1981, he published his thesis, "An Examination of the Question of Self-Determination and Its Application for the African American People," in which he advocated an autonomous black nation in the Black Belt region of the United States.

In its opinion that court merely relied upon In re Saralieff, D.C., 59 F.2d 436, and United States v. Tapolcsanyi, 3 Cir., 40 F.2d 255, without fresh examination of the question in the light of the present record.

The court did not decide whether the student had in fact been in police custody, returning the case to the lower courts for further examination of the question in light of its ruling.

The 18-month inquiry, by the General Accounting Office, is the latest government examination of the questions raised by Dr. Nira Schwartz, a senior engineer at the contractor TRW Inc. in 1995 and 1996.

Last week, less than 48 hours after his interview with Science, Lanzerotti asked the head of NSF's Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences directorate to conduct a "thorough examination" of the questions through "workshops with experts".

"I think there's certainly there's going to be an examination of the questions we have asked that we have not gotten an answer to," he said.

Its importance, as well as the great ability with which it was argued by counsel for appellee, has induced a careful re-examination of the question.

The debate unleashed by Charlottesville is a healthy re-examination of the question "Who is an American?" And "our" history and culture is far more complex, diverse and inclusive than the president appears to realize.