Sentence examples for initial scrutiny of from inspiring English sources

However, initial scrutiny of the focus group data here revealed the difficulties in separating these two aspects of the data.

7 11 Complaints from patients may have prompted the initial scrutiny of safety in healthcare, but patients have been largely ignored as a source of safety evidence or measurement and are rarely involved in reporting AEs outside symptoms.

Initial scrutiny of protein-coding genes transcribed by RNA Polymerase II (Pol II), suggested that this was a fairly discrete process; upon recognition of a Pol II termination signal, the transcribed nascent RNA is processed and Pol II released from the template [1,2].

Most of the 400 or so submitted since the start of the year will not survive initial scrutiny.

Investors lost millions in hundreds of Chinese companies that listed by the back door, through the perfectly legal practice of buying traded US shell companies, thus avoiding the initial scrutiny that accompanies an IPO.

While questions about Russia attracted more initial scrutiny at his Senate confirmation hearing today, Trump's proposed James Comey replacement Chris Wray did offer a few clues on his ideas about the digital privacy of American citizens.

It takes some time for the tears to flow in "I Am Love," which initially registers as somewhat arid and analytic in its initial near-ethnographic scrutiny of a social class most of us only read about in glossy lifestyle magazines.

However after this initial coverage there is little scrutiny of donations aside from the occasional royal commission, or if a journalist is tipped off to look at something specific.

As Washington intensifies its scrutiny of the initial public offering of Facebook, the company's bankers are facing questions about whether the process - even if perfectly legal - was fair.

Process  |  As Washington intensifies its scrutiny of the initial public offering of Facebook, the company's bankers are facing questions about whether the process — even if perfectly legal — was fair.

As Washington intensifies its scrutiny of the initial public offering of Facebook, the company's bankers are facing questions about whether the process — even if perfectly legal — was fair, report Evelyn M. Rusli, Ben Protess and Michael J. de la Merced of The New York Times DealBook staff.