Sentence examples for inspecting notes from inspiring English sources

"Travelex takes many steps to avoid the purchase or sale of counterfeit notes in our stores," including obtaining currencies only from well-known suppliers and physically inspecting notes carefully, said Maria Brusilovsky, a spokeswoman.

The BBC understands a full investigation is now underway including inspecting hospital notes to see just how often this patient was monitored.

The BBC understands a full investigation is now under way including inspecting hospital notes to see just how often this patient was monitored.

Clinical data were collected by a standardised questionnaire completed by the clinician who ordered the molecular assay and by inspecting clinical notes.

The security officer inspected my notes, worried that I copied a classification chart.

The 60 herds included in the study were visited before the calving season, the cow-houses inspected and notes made of the type of calving accommodation existing in the house.

All the herds included were visited before the calving season started, the cow-houses inspected, and notes made of whether the heifer rearing facilities were slatted floor pens or other types of accommodation.

We also inspected and noted the presence or absence on the inferior face of the femoral heads and the stems outside of the taper junction of dark, adherent corrosion deposits as described by Urban and colleagues [ 25].

Byrne, who confirmed Miami Dade College's own building team had been inspecting the project, noted hundreds of garages have been constructed in the same manner.

John Trumbull had pointed this out as early as 1776, when a shot fired from the fort was able to reach Defiance's summit, and several officers inspecting the hill noted that there were approaches to its summit where gun carriages could be pulled up the sides.

In 1987, when Houghton mounted an exhibition drawn from the collection, Updike, in the preface he wrote to the catalog, maintained that "the refuse of my profession" was of limited value — only the published result mattered — and tartly noted that "inspecting such material is (like most science) a form of prying".