Sentence examples for rigorous scrutiny of from inspiring English sources
The parameters include more rigorous scrutiny of the capital that banks hold in reserve in case of unexpected losses.
But Mr. Macron also called for more rigorous scrutiny of Chinese investments in competitive industries in Europe.
Thus, the wings of bats and birds can be viewed as analogous rather than homologous upon a more rigorous scrutiny of their morphological differences and evolutionary origins.
"If calendar 1999 was one of discovery of the Internet, 2000 is going to be characterized by much more rigorous scrutiny of the business models," he said.
The F.C.C. chairman, looking stern, pledged "ruthless and rigorous scrutiny" of any Comcast bid to merge Disney-ABC-ESPN into a huge DisCast.
It was difficult, he added, to do an end run around the F.D.A.'s rigorous scrutiny of the drug's safety and efficacy.
The researcher may test out the presentation of an issue before subjecting it to rigorous scrutiny, for example by arranging focus group interviews with stakeholders.
According to Whitfield, this is due to "the lack of transparent financial audits of contracts, secretive joint council-contractor governance arrangements, poor monitoring, undisclosed procurement costs, a lack of rigorous scrutiny and political fear of admitting failure".
In developing nations most especially, regulation of sales, importation and manufacturing of herbal medicines are not subject to rigorous scrutiny in terms of safety and efficacy as is the case for conventional western/allopathic medicines [ 1].
Scientific advancement depends upon rigorous scrutiny and evaluation of all the evidence from all sides, including the public whose taxes fund much of the work.
Morris subjects the conflicting national narratives of the 1948 war to rigorous scrutiny in the light of the evidence and he discards all the notions, however deeply cherished, that do not stand up to such scrutiny.
