Sentence examples for further examination i from inspiring English sources

UPDATE – Sadly, after further examination, I realized this is just a charging cable, not a backup battery.

Upon further examination, I realized I wasn't that excited about the position after all; maybe it showed during the interview.

But upon further examination, I came to the conclusion that this just scratches the surface of my true lifework.

Upon further examination, I've come to realize that Apple's iOS 7 represents the continued human quest to see and understand, thereby attaining a more seamless work/life balance.

These grazing animals have been shown to be suitable sentinels for the detection of antibodies against TBEV [ 11], but some questionable points require further examination: (i) the possibility of cross-reactivity of the tested sera with related flaviviruses and (ii) the longevity of TBEV antibody titres in grazing animals.

These effects may deserve further examination in future studies.

However, further examination of type I IFN expression in PT-treated and control virus-infected mice by a type I IFN bioactivity assay, which measures anti-viral activity of all type I IFNs produced, demonstrated that PT has no effect on the kinetics of type I IFN expression during 8 days post-virus inoculation (Fig. S3B).

I postpone further examination of this question until I discuss the Bakke case, below, whose split opinions constitute an extended debate on the meaning of constitutional equality.

With dizzying spin, the Leader again misstated facts when it asserted, "After taking the school district to task for failing to produce receipts, Gordon remained alone in calling for further examination". Not only did I not take the school district to task for failing to produce receipts, it is patently untrue that I remained alone on this issue.

Further examination of several DTU I strains may resolve if this is a general feature of this lineage.

Further examination of what works (i.e. self-determination strategies and medication management) best for whom (e.g. socio-demographic characteristics, particularly more effort to involve males and a variety of ethno-cultural groups), and in what context is needed.