There is, however, more to him: he loves the rhythm-and-blues tunes of his youth but harbors a greater, secret love for B-western soundtracks; he closely watches his meager stock portfolio and scrupulously collects receipts for billing purposes, but is less scrupulous in his personal life; he is not quite the man he'd like to be, yet not quite as fallen as he imagines himself to be.
He began his researches early (1655), scrupulously collecting literary and historical information concerning early Christianity.
Lipopolysaccharide (LPS, or endotoxin) is found in the outer membrane of gram-negative bacteria, making it a plausible marker of translocation from the gut; however, measurement of plasma LPS requires blood specimens to be collected under scrupulously endotoxin-free conditions, and this is challenging in young infants, in whom a closed venipuncture system often cannot be used.
These years he scrupulously documented in letters to his family, many of which have been collected, together with drawings, paintings, and photographs Farris made during the war, into a remarkable new book called "A Soldier's Sketchbook: From the Front Lines of World War Two".
He has collected all the relevant documents and newspaper articles about the exhibition in a box in his scrupulously neat TriBeCa office, and he now wants to ship it to storage.
It's an important, scrupulously presented collection.
3 Separate the eggs, collecting the whites in a large, scrupulously clean bowl.
The Armenians are told to collect their belongings and, in a scene kept scrupulously free of hindsight, marched out of the town.
Supermom is scrupulously clean.
We scrupulously avoid that".
