Beyond its debated usefulness to investors, Mr. Gentry indicated that companies were using this data in surprising and often sophisticated ways, scrutinizing, for example, the potential for high emissions to tarnish a brand.
Still, as health workers from direct neighbouring countries are actively recruited for Austria, there remains much to consider and scrutinize: for example, in neighbouring Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Germany, the health care situation is also compromised by a lack of human resources [ 47, 49].
Huckabee must be scrutinized closely, for example, on his views of government's relation to science, his "flat tax" notions (they are "well-researched," he says -- but by whom?), and his proposed abolition of the Internal Revenue Service.
In exploring how Congress scrutinizes federal programs, for example, he said, "Republicans should not start from the assumption that all government is bad".
Engineers at the far-flung labs of Advanced Micro Devices, for example, scrutinize the microcircuitry on new chip designs using the company's telepresence systems.
For example, I.B.M. scrutinized the "change of control" contracts with Sun executives, senior engineers and managers.
Whilst in principle legislatures often retain ultimate control over many types of executive activity, the ability of legislatures to scrutinize individual projects (such as for example health communication programmes) is likely to be limited.
Ms. Parkinson has a moment, for example, when she scrutinizes another dancer's foot as if seeking the truth that she will find the next moment when she looks into his face.
During her company's open enrollment period, Marilee Fisher, for example, tried to scrutinize the three plans being made available by her employer.
For example, feminists have scrutinized reductionism with regard to the role of hormones in developmental biology in one of the most ubiquitous model organisms, rats (Birke 1986, Longino and Doell 1983, Longino 1990).
