Sentence examples for it scrutinises whether from inspiring English sources

Validation is paramount, it scrutinises whether a model reflects important properties of the propagation channel.

It scrutinises companies for compliance with anti-corruption principles.

And it scrutinises government performance on a completely independent basis across the whole sustainable development agenda – not just on climate change.

The CQC admitted it was having to scale back and rethink how it scrutinises health and social care services because it would be receiving "fewer resources" – £32m less by 2019.

"And I would prefer to see an examining magistrate or a High Court judge as the person who scrutinises whether a person is of sound mind and clear that they want to do it and is not being pressurised by relatives or others".

Both these would seem to ring alarm bells with regards to the part of FFP which closely scrutinises whether parties to any financial deals are in fact "close family members".

It will not do this because it has to wait for the European commission to table detailed legislative changes that it then scrutinises before it can reach a verdict.

In America, a congressional committee for computer security has given failing grades to many of the federal bodies it scrutinises.

The intelligence and security committee needs reform – it is widely seen as being too deferential to the bodies it scrutinises.

During the eurozone crisis its powers have grown, so it now scrutinises national budgets and issues economic guidelines.

The Russian manual indicates, by contrast, that xenon's benefits last for days as might be expected if they were caused by the sort of Hif-1 alpha response seen in mice.Whether xenon treatment will pass muster if and when WADA scrutinises it remains to be seen and will no doubt depend on the finer points of the gas's biological action, many of which are still muddy.