Sentence examples for inspection to answer from inspiring English sources

Phylogenomic pipelines generate a large collection of phylogenetic trees that require manual inspection to answer questions about gene or genome evolution.

Mr. Obama's approach is to tighten the web of treaties and amend the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty to make it harder for nations like Iran to limit inspections or refuse to answer questions about suspect documents.

"During the course of the immigration inspection, if an occupant refuses to answer an agent's questions, the agent may detain the driver for a reasonable amount of time until he or she can make a determination regarding the occupant's immigration status," spokeswoman Jackie Wasiluk told the station in an email.

Further, upon concluding of the inspection activity, the participants were invited to answer a questionnaire based on model called TAM (Davis, 1989), aiming to identify factors involved in satisfaction of individuals regarding the acceptance and use of the inspection technique.

The F.D.A. declined to answer questions about its inspections of Hisun or its certification process.

And Secret Escape's Valentine described overbearing inspections from the Home Office, being forced to answer questions which make sense for an employer of migrant farmhands, but are a category error for a highly skilled tech company.

Labour MP Clive Betts, chairman of the committee, said Ofsted would be called before the MPs to answer "serious questions" about its inspections.

They also declined to answer questions about whether an FDA inspection in 2004-2005 found similar conditions.

Transparent caches use deep-packet inspection to intercept and answer requests made by its users to peers outside the ISP; these are currently exemplified by PeerApp's UltraBand technology [38].

While farms and other businesses that want to advertise their wares as organic have to answer to certifying organizations that conduct annual inspections for the Department of Agriculture, restaurants do not.

I don't think FDA is in a position to answer and it just highlights how badly we need an inspection mandate in federal law.