Sentence examples for level of checking from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, an interesting concept for further study is that excessive checking may be triggered from a once-appropriate high level of checking behaviour that does not subside once the need for high-level checking diminishes.

Omission of an expected reward increased both functional and non-functional observing responses in all rats, showing that reward omission has the potential to induce high levels of checking behaviour, independent of quinpirole treatment.

Yet, although the Interior Ministry will still issue orders to the communes, directives will now be forwarded to multiparty councils, ensuring some level of checks and balances.

The pilot scheme, which was approved by the home secretary, saw a reduced level of checks on those groups of passengers unlikely to be regarded as a serious threat to the UK, such as groups of French schoolchildren.

Andrew Cox, chief executive of the Invasive Species Council, said there is concern about the level of checks made in flower-growing countries such as Kenya and Mauritius, which provide certification to Australia when exporting flowers.

In its quest to unearth the truth and to preserve our right to know, a free press keeps its finger on the pulse of a country and provides another level of checks and balances in a society.

In a further headache for Labour, it appears the party is not carrying out the same level of checks on new members who join at the full rate rather than registering as a union or party-registered supporter.

An internal email from the UK Border Agency revealed that senior staff could only authorise back-up at border controls if staff had already reduced the level of checks, she added.

Just as the government itself operates with a level of checks and balances, the media offers another set of checks and balances for the White House's relationship with the public.

Since the inner code imposes another level of checks on all the variable nodes, degree-1 variable nodes in the outer LDPC code will get extrinsic information from the inner code, and their estimates will improve with decoding iterations.

In a stinging criticism of the BBA, Mr Wheatley said it was "careless" in its approach to policing Libor and put too much trust in a system that "did not have the right level of checks and balances in place".