Sentence examples for given to inspecting from inspiring English sources

Our findings suggested that close attention should be given to inspecting for differential misclassification of confounders, because their validity may be subject to substantial variation over hospitals, over time and over different geographical areas.

Careful attention was given to inspect visually and reject any trials in which movement between the skin and grating occurred.

The Stationers' Company was given powers to inspect printing offices and to seize and destroy offending material or presses, which it zealously did, as much in defense of its monopoly as in support of the crown.

The schools inspectorate, Ofsted, was given power to inspect not only nurseries but even childminders, who typically care for a baby and a couple of toddlers in their own homes.

Ofsted should be given powers to inspect organisations that run chains of academies, says a report from a cross-party committee of MPs.

In a report published in November last year, the Education Select Committee said Ofsted should be given powers to inspect organisations that run chains of academies.

The first method measures vocabulary based similarity by inspecting the names given to the software elements and comparing them using cosine similarity.

The bi-partisan legislation would have given FDA authority to inspect compounding pharmacies, regulate interstate sales and focus compounding on the original purpose of providing individualized medications rather than becoming stealth mass production manufacturers that operated outside of FDA oversight.

Little effort at cooperation was made between breeders in North and South Tyrol, and in the 1920s a new Horse Breeders Commissionn was established in Bolzano in Italy, which was given governmental authority to inspect state-owned breeding stallions, register privately owned stallions belonging to Commission members, and give prize money for horse show competition.

And in response to a long-running battle between the Department for Education and Ofsted, it called for Ofsted to be given full powers to inspect academy chains.

Over the past eight months, the entrails of our newspapers have been examined in fine detail, and the public, through Lord Justice Leveson's inquiry, has been given a microscope to inspect every blemish, every rotten corpuscle, every defective gene.