He says that until the agency fully discloses its methods – a move he says will allow them to be scrutinised and tested – their privacy claims amount to "smoke and mirrors".
During their first four days alive, both babies had been scrutinised and tested – examined, limbs flexed, dosed up with antibiotics – to an obsessive degree before they were allowed to check out.
Treasury sources insisted that while there was support in principle for a deal, it would need to be scrutinised and stress- tested to make sure the bank could withstand further shocks without the need of further taxpayer support.
"The next block of training will be ruthless and hard, and we will scrutinise each other and test ourselves and try to get every little piece of technique and physical training done to the very best of our ability - and we will need to do that to win.
General operating procedures are described for the extraction of information while scrutinising and interpreting acoustical data.
At the same time, proposals were intensively vetted, scrutinised and subjected to tests of viability that often turned out to be illusory.
Performance of the devised cyclic test setup and modified specimen is scrutinised and remedial measures are discussed for the potential issues that may affect the functionality of the proposed testing method.
Dr Tim Burke, chair of Northern, Eastern and Western Devon Clinical Commissioning Group, said health bosses wanted to "fully scrutinise our service so that when we launch we are assured it has been thoroughly tried and tested".
Diagnosis design is scrutinised and a procedure is proposed based on specified false alarm probability and estimation of the distribution of the test statistics on which change detection is based.
Dennis scrutinised, and misinterpreted, my Jewish nose.
I want religious belief to be scrutinised and challenged.
