Under the new system, the letter said, department officials can scrutinize the number of students choosing to opt out and check to make sure no school has failed to distribute opt-out forms.
Also, when you scrutinize the numbers, the amount of trafficked people they found was very low.
Scrutinizing the numbers will be officers of the David and Lucile Packard Foundation, which control about 10% of HP shares.
For now, though, while he is scrutinizing the numbers closely, they appear to be benign.
When Indianapolis-based Lilly reports earnings tomorrow, investors will scrutinize the numbers like tea leaves.
To find out about this ego-network effect, we scrutinized the fraction of number of social ties in each ego-subject's social network who share a common commute mode choice.
Only 22 years old and with a fastball that routinely reaches 100 miles an hour, Strasburg has been watched and monitored and scrutinized — right down to the number of pitches he was allowed to throw in a game.
They will be kept far from team officials who will be scrutinizing players, but Grubman said that the number of fans will almost surely grow in the next few years, as long as this year's experiment is successful.
However, population information, e.g., in the form of Bayes parameters [15 18], has not yet been implemented into a PBPK model to optimize or simplify the sampling schedule, i.e., to reduce the number of measurements without scrutinizing estimation accuracy.
The research firm gives points to all companies it scrutinizes, measuring the value of patents filed by the number of objections from competing companies, for example.
