Sentence examples for relevant scrutiny from inspiring English sources

But I returned to it, later, for its absorbing and, after all, highly relevant scrutiny of the historic loam that produced a bloom as exotic as Castelli.

Vocabulary: hawala, conventional, relevant, scrutiny, divulge, transnational, thrives, bazaar, recipient, colleague, innate, fluctuations, disputed Extension Activities: 1. Choose a country and write a general economic assessment for a company interested in trading in that country?

[Update 4/10/18: The potential for ad-free subscription access to Facebook is especially relevant given recent scrutiny of Facebook's data collection practices in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

Not so, says Rowley; her memo told Mueller last week that his protestation was "an apparent effort to protect the F.B.I. from embarrassment and the relevant F.B.I. officials from scrutiny".

The nominated commissioners will face scrutiny by relevant committees in the European Parliament.

The identification of several protein domains which have so far not been associated with microbial plant biomass degradation in the Pfam-based SVM analyses as being relevant may warrant further scrutiny.

The case studies involved ethnographic observations and interviews with staff in primary care trusts (PCTs) or local health boards (LHBs), NHS or Foundation trusts, and the overseeing Strategic Health Authority or NHS Wales regional office, as well as scrutiny of relevant documents.

10 11 In brief, information about the tumour stage, histology and localisation, surgical procedures and complications was prospectively collected for all patients through scrutiny of relevant medical records from 174 hospital departments in Sweden.

Each group writes a one-paragraph case study of the topic under scrutiny, with all relevant facts.

The first stage is descriptive and requires the systematic collection of all the available evidence relevant to whatever is under scrutiny.

To be sure, Po is not likely to be the major constituent in cigarette smoke's contributions to leukemogenesis, but constitutes a dose- and mechanism-relevant constituent that deserves further scrutiny.