Sentence examples for methodically examining from inspiring English sources

She approached the problem methodically, examining birds and investigating various materials that could serve as wings — feathers, paper, silk.

Starting with Page 2 of the Constitution and its transmittal page, conservators are methodically examining each line of script, which was written with iron-based gall ink that has discolored and grown more brittle with age.

Neff has a blunt, impersonal style that's fine for the bulk of the book, which methodically examines this miscarriage of justice.

"Bigger, Stronger, Faster*" methodically examines the history of performance enhancement in sports, concentrating on the years since the mid-1950s when a physician for the United States weight lifting team observed Soviet athletes being given injections.

Vincent Katz, a poet and critic who curated an exhibition in Spain on Black Mountain, methodically examines the personnel and draws connections among them: a shared interest in such "primitive" cultures as the Mayans; a tendency to break down distinctions between high and low, art and craft; and a dazzling willingness (as recorded in many unfamiliar art works reproduced here) to just do it.

The "Analyze" level questions expected learners to methodically examine the given information, identify the aptness of the information, and then solve the given task using the relevant part of the information.

At each generation, the foxes were methodically examined for behavioral and/or morphological changes.

This is the first study to methodically examine the quality of information offered by FGCS providers.

Thus there is a dire need to carefully and methodically examine the expression profile of the various p63 isoforms, particularly in commonly used human cell lines, which over the years have been heavily exploited to test p63 function.

Scratch testing was methodically studied by examining the adhesion of tetrahedral amorphous carbon coatings (ta-C).

This difference in the prevalence between the Bavarian and U.S. children may have been caused mainly by different study designs: American children were examined methodically in a highly differentiated way, while the school entrance examinations in Germany were just screening examinations.