Mann meticulously examined the patient's ears, nose, mouth.
Because any book is a disservice to the vast and astonishing quilt of the African-American experience that does not meticulously examine its individual patches and colorful threads.
Drawing on the vast and varied newly available Soviet document collections and archives, his dozens of books are what military historians call operational histories, which minutely and meticulously examine what took place on the battlefields.
Crouch, who was a jazz drummer in his twenties, meticulously examines the musical mechanisms of Parker's genius and, in prose that veers toward lyrical rapture, conjures the inner life of the improvising artist.
Mr. Kissinger has "an odd mix of ego and insecurity that comes from being the smartest kid in the class," says Walter Isaacson, the editor whose 1992 "Kissinger: A Biography" meticulously examined him.
Other scholars have studied evidence of his interaction with colleagues, neighbours, and relatives and have meticulously examined the sites where van Gogh worked and the locales where he lived.
Furthermore, type specimens were meticulously examined to confirm our molecular results.
After the scans, the mice were dissected, and the abdomen was systematically and meticulously examined for tumors.
The effects of the governing process factors, namely, cross flow rate, transmembrane pressure polymer to dye ratio and pH, on target dye rejection efficiency were meticulously examined.
The 34 syllabuses with a plagiarism policy were meticulously examined by the researchers to determine how many of the 34 syllabuses actually defined plagiarism, whether they approached the issue of plagiarism directly, whether the syllabuses offered any guidelines or strategies on avoiding plagiarism, and whether the consequences of committing plagiarism were specified.
