Sentence examples for intensively scrutinizing from inspiring English sources

But during the last year, prosecutors say, they have seen a change: grand jurors in Manhattan have been more intensively scrutinizing the testimony of police officers and other witnesses.

4. Manufacturers are intensively scrutinized before they are licensed to sell gambling software or hardware.

For if the caucuses, the inaugural election-year test of the candidates for president, are normally an event of immense interest for the news media, they are being even more intensively scrutinized, analyzed and reported on this year than ever before, especially by the electronic press.

However, despite this limitation it is noteworthy that similar to the CCR5-Δ32 polymorphism which has been intensively scrutinized in persons of European descent, the CCR2-64I polymorphism has also been associated with variable susceptibility to multiple diseases as well.

While the choice between apoptosis and cell cycle arrest has been intensively scrutinized, the choice between quiescence and senescence was not systematically addressed and remains elusive.

The conclusions in the panel's published report (Gray et al. 2004) were directed to this portion of the literature that was intensively scrutinized, but the wording was promptly interpreted by plastic industry trade organizations as suggesting that a far more complete survey of the BPA literature had been encompassed by the panel's review process (APM 2005; vom Saal 2005).

While the apoptosis-promoting function of p53tumor suppressor protein has been intensively scrutinized and is indisputable, the pro-survival function of wt p53 (mediated inter alia via TIGAR, its downstream target) has been less explored and due to some controversies remains an object of debate.

The regulation of each type of product group had been preceded by an expert study (preparatory study), which had been afterwards scrutinized intensively in a stakeholder process.

Regulators are scrutinizing the I.P.O.

Media scrutinizing relationships.

"No way!" she said, scrutinizing me.