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Correspondent Chris Buckler looks at how the content of our food is scrutinised between the farm and the fork.

We also scrutinised associations between pain and various factors (e.g. socio-economic) by means of multivariate logistic/linear regression analyses.

Protesters and their supporters have scrutinised the links between St Paul's and the City.

Protesters and their supporters have also scrutinised the links between St Paul's and the City.

The Quest inquiry has been the biggest corruption investigation in football in 10 years, with forensic accountants having scrutinised 362 deals between 2004 and the start of 2006.

Authorities who scrutinised data exchanged between the plane's engine and a satellite determined that after veering sharply off course, the airliner continued on a straight path across the Indian Ocean, leading them to believe that it flew on autopilot for hours before running out of fuel and crashing into the water.

When coding practice was scrutinised some differences between the institutions were discovered, possibly due to somewhat ambiguous guidelines.

Consequently, prior to the structured analysis, the CFIR framework was scrutinised and discussed between the researchers with regards to the appropriateness of the domains and constructs and their correspondence with the data, that is, the interview texts at politico-administrative and healthcare provider levels.

Factor analysis is the most powerful statistical procedure for scrutinising relations between observed and latent variables.

They scrutinised 20 manufacturing industries between 1965 and 1992, and found that the amount of venture-capital money in a sector dramatically increased according to the rate at which businesses in that sector took out patents.

At a time when fiction in Africa was more focused on colonial power and emerging nationhood, Farah scrutinised the intimate power play between men and women.