Sentence examples for inspections available from inspiring English sources

If government wanted to live up to its obligations, technology could make everything from crime reports to restaurant inspections available.

"I hope Welsh ministers will engage effectively with food businesses and consumers over the implementation of this scheme and examine ways of making additional information on hygiene inspections available to the public".

Results of inspections are available through the Nursing Home Compare link at www.medicare.gov.gov

Free (and very comprehensive) home inspections are available to a surprisingly large number of people who meet the income standard.

Parents should check to see if schools have inspection reports available for review (required by law).

The watchdog is calling for the Food Standards Agency to encourage local authorities to make full inspection reports available for the public to download.

The rotating permanent magnet system has the potential for broader application because the sensor configurations can be small in physical size, allowing them to pass obstructions that currently prevent inspection using available NDE implementations.

Preliminary inspection of available data on conserved synteny blocks 63 supports this idea, and this could now be explored further quantitatively (Fig. 4).

However, under close inspection the available data fulfill none of the above predictions, thereby lending support to the existence of β-cell loss of function independently of β-cell loss of mass in type 2 diabetes.

Multiple factor analysis (MFA) in combination with clustering methods was thus performed on meat inspection data available from the Nergal-Abattoir French system to identify which lesions or groups of lesions could be used as indicators for specific or non-specific syndromic surveillance.

de Jong et al (1995) found a higher average coefficient of variation (24%) if more than one tissue block was analysed compared to a lower coefficient of variation (15%) when only counts within sections of one block were examined, indicating that a comprehensive inspection of available tumour material is needed to identify the relevant hot spots.