Sentence examples for scrutinized if from inspiring English sources
Little of this could be scrutinized if everyone simply paid the ticket.
And Reid's unorthodox decision to move the offensive line coach Juan Castillo to defensive coordinator will almost certainly be scrutinized if the Eagles continue to play like sieves.
Dick Jauron and John Fox can coach in this league, but each will be heavily scrutinized if next season looks anything like 2002.
The handling of Strasburg, who was 24 and pitching his first full season after reconstructive elbow surgery, received so much attention, it was reasonable to think his absence would be scrutinized if the Nationals faltered in October.
One aspect of their relationship will be scrutinized if Mr. Perry runs for president: Mr. Toomey was a lobbyist for Merck when Mr. Perry issued a 2007 executive order requiring sixth-grade girls in Texas to be vaccinated against the sexually transmitted human papillomavirus, the leading cause of cervical cancer.
We suggest that the stages of indicator selection, data sourcing, data processing, and other decisions should be made consciously and transparently, or should be scrutinized if transparency is not apparent.
Our main focus thereby was to scrutinize if Pt catalyses carbon corrosion.
"But they're workable for information and transparency," he says, which is "incredibly important so we can scrutinize if industry is complying".
To scrutinize if differences of evolutionary rates between ERK1 and ERK2 is ongoing, we restricted our analysis on mammalian erk1/2 pairs from the same organism, which also ensures that they underwent the same evolutionary pressure.
Even though this meta-analysis could not scrutinize if Ki-67 had independent prognostic value beyond the standard clinico-pathological variables, it confirmed that high levels of Ki-67 are associated with worse prognoses [ 17].
And yet the creed does not apply to black women, who are regarded not as varied, self-interested political actors, or as people to be served or scrutinized in meaningful ways, if they are regarded at all.
