Sentence examples for review more closely from inspiring English sources

Open review more closely resembles Wikipedia behind the scenes, where anyone with an interest can post a comment.

On the other hand, it is of course appropriate to review more closely the potential for an increased role for Parliament in the implementation of the sanction clause, otherwise referred to in the text as the non-executive clause.

Finally, this review more closely looks at CLE, DM, and PV and addresses the recent and ongoing progress that has been made in the development of their outcome measures.

The results in our review more closely mimic the conditions in which the tests would be used in practice; where parasite density is generally unknown, and may be affected by storage of the test, quality of a specific batch, local parasite densities, local parasite antigen patterns, quality of local microscopy and accuracy of reading the tests.

And as Amazon recently filed a lawsuit against more than 1,000 sellers of fake four- and five-star reviews, consumers are scrutinizing reviews more closely than ever before — and have reason to do so.

Moreover, associations between selected comorbid conditions and dementia are reviewed more closely.

"We expect to review this more closely as we get closer to the fall," an administration trade official said.

Unfortunately, the authors did not review this more closely by, for example, performing stratified analyses for age or sex.

They said the processes of 2005, when the Huawei deal was done, had been improved and there were now "governance structures" to address risks: "But this is a complex and fast-evolving technical area and we will keep it under close review and engage more closely with the intelligence and security committee as we do".

The investigators recommended that the hospital review those cases more closely and notify patients as appropriate.

"All these actions are significant because they have influenced the companies to review the issue more closely and to report more fully to shareholders and the public.