Sentence examples for needed scrutiny of from inspiring English sources
Several high impact analyses have been published using the VLDL data which have allowed needed scrutiny of the Friedewald method routinely used across medical practice for estimation of serum levels of low density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) as well as subsequent development of a statistically robust novel method for high precision estimation of this clinical parameter.
Apple needs scrutiny because of the lock-in problem.
At the same time we need close scrutiny of Britain's role in the wider world.
They will need the scrutiny of the outside world if they are to stick to their strategy of constitutional change.
"The Travails of Zimbabwe" (editorial, July 25) argues that if Zimbabweans are to emerge from the dire situation in which they find themselves today, they "need the scrutiny of the outside world".
Before such invasive recommendations are adopted, we need more scrutiny of whether Turc is setting a higher standard for unions than corporate Australia – and what the practical consequences on the representation of workers might be.
Members of the SBoRE will receive manuscripts that have been identified by editors, BoRE members, or possibly reviewers as needing additional scrutiny of the data analysis or statistical treatment.
McNutt writes, "Members of the SBoRE will receive manuscripts that have been identified by editors, BoRE members, or possibly reviewers as needing additional scrutiny of the data analysis or statistical treatment.
Either way, Wagenaar et al.'s findings need the scrutiny of experts in meta-analysis; think of it as the "Oliver Twist Tax" on sin tax studies, where the political desire for more is always met.
But it would leave our leaders free to make global commitments and proclaim their benefits without a strong voice outlining the scale and urgency of action needed, and the scrutiny of civil society on the (in action of our leaders.
He would not comment on whether the deal would gain approval, but he said that either way it was clear that the F.T.C. needed to increase scrutiny of online targeting industrywide.
