Sentence examples for research scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Years of research — scrutiny of Nazi-era documents, and gallery and auction records in four countries — turned up these facts: after Kann fled to London, the bulk of his collection was moved to the Jeu de Paume, a museum in central Paris, but the Legér painting stayed at his home until 1942, when the Vichy government auctioned off its contents.

That means the teacher efficacy claim "is not a particularly rigorous statistic," said Harding, now a senior vice president at TFA. "I don't think it stands up to external research scrutiny". External research has been decidedly mixed.

The direction of causality between these variables warrants closer research scrutiny.

Photoelectrochemistry is a newly developed analytical method and now attracts substantial research scrutiny in various fields.

The association of diseases with genes, pathways and processes is a central theme of present-day research scrutiny.

MAPKs include three different pathways where the extracellular signal regulated protein kinases (also known as p42/44 MAPK) have been the subject of intense research scrutiny [25].

As an individual there is nowhere to hide if you have weakness, especially with the amount of background checks, research and scrutiny that is done now.

The success of London schools, substantially outperforming any other part of England, has become a subject of research and scrutiny.

Even after decades of research and scrutiny, controversy over C. megalodon phylogeny persists.

The "First Way" of the 1960s and 1970s created interesting innovations here and there, but it overprotected teachers' autonomy and kept them isolated from new research, outside scrutiny, and each other.

Monsanto has publicly denied that there are cancer connections to glyphosate or Roundup and says 40 years of research and scrutiny by regulatory agencies around the world confirm its safety.