Sentence examples for methods scrutinizing from inspiring English sources

Some media critics had questioned the reporting methods, scrutinizing the degree to which the magazine relied on a single source, Jackie, and the reporter Sabrina Rubin Erdely's failure to contact the men accused of carrying out the attack.

The evaluation methods scrutinized in this study all require expert judgement.

Because Tattersall's question seemed to have been largely ignored, we re-visit this problem, using quantitative genetic methods to scrutinize methods and concepts used to describe new lemur taxa.

Then the Wall Street Journal published an expose calling into question the effectiveness of the company's testing methods and scrutinizing its resistance to share test results to back up its claims.

1936 Campaign Cost Roosevelt $510 In a novel departure from the usual Congressional method of scrutinizing campaign expenditures, the special investigating committee of the Senate today made public the first results of its inquiry in the personal outlays of all candidates now contesting for the offices of President and Vice-President.

We finally assessed the accuracy of our method by scrutinizing the six countries with most Ebola publications (sheet 7).

Six different partial charge calculation methods were used in combination with two different alignment methods to scrutinize their effects on the predictive power of 3D-QSAR models.

These smart labels triggered a plethora of advanced fluorescence methods to scrutinize biological cells or organisms dynamically, quantitatively and with unprecedented resolution.

An example presented in Table 1 looks nice, and should be regarded as some justification; however the novel method's disagreement with most other methods (in Table 2) raises the suspicion that the performance of the new method, once scrutinized by some performance criterion on real data, may be bad.

The reconstruction method is scrutinized regarding its validity.

The planet was found using the radial velocity method: Telescopes scrutinize a star's light to see if its frequency is periodically stretched and squeezed by the Doppler effect as the star is tugged, first away and then toward us, by an orbiting planet.