Sentence examples for method of scrutinising from inspiring English sources

Palm Beach changed its method of scrutinising votes just as its recount got under way and had then to defend its process in court.

A collaborative design approach with the aim of scrutinising the care in order to improve the design takes time, regardless of the method.

But Conservatives accused him of showing "contempt" for the process of scrutinising legislation.

Our crime dramas emphasise the importance of scrutinising eye movements and gestures.

Assembly members will now begin a process of scrutinising the bill ahead of a future vote.

Each of the methods scrutinised multiple alignments for unexpected similarity between otherwise dissimilar gene sequences, which could not be explained through occasional conservation or derivation.

The acceptance by the students and the relevance for learning of this new teaching method was also scrutinised by a pre-post questionnaire (Table  2).

Not only are their birthing methods scrutinised but their post-pregnancy bodies are debated endlessly and their choice of baby names mocked.

Further analysis will employ the constant comparison method of grounded theory in which the textual data is scrutinised for differences and similarities within themes keeping in mind the context in which mention of these themes arose in each interview [ 32].

This method of data management promoted transparency, enabling the research team to collectively scrutinise each stage.

The panels' statutory responsibility to "scrutinise decisions made" by the PCC provides the main method of holding PCCs to account during their term of office.