As the first pick, Nevin was sure to be scrutinized against the rest of his class.
The effectiveness of the proposed procedure and the improvements over the conventional RSM are scrutinized against time-history analyses with Monte Carlo simulated spectrum-compatible accelerograms.
The whole line refers to the very common insecurity many black women have had when being compared to or scrutinized against the often preferred eurocentric beauty standard.
The topological and functional properties of the ChIN presented in this study were also scrutinized against the artifacts of genomic rearrangements in the MCF7 and K562 cell lines.
In this way, any signals identified from comparable and reproducible data can also be scrutinized against the gold standard for true scientific values.
The methodological quality of economic evaluation of all articles has been scrutinized against the checklist developed by Evers Silvia and associates.
She grabbed a sample of the lacquer in a more assertive red and pushed it around the page, scrutinizing it against the other elements of the room.
In a joint interview John Cooper, Sundance's director, and Trevor Groth, the festival's programming chief, cautioned against scrutinizing their lineup too carefully for trends, noting that they are at mercy of what gets submitted.
The Financial Supervisory Service is expected to announce preliminary results of the investigation on Wednesday but might take longer in scrutinizing the complaint against Warburg, a subsidiary of UBS, the Swiss banking concern.
In the past few years, female stars have pushed back against scrutinizing excesses like the "Mani Cam," and campaigns such as #AskHerMore have tried to replace the inanity and misogyny of the red carpet with something akin to substance.
At the least, H.M.O.'s, like traditional insurers, will in some fashion make coverage determinations, scrutinizing requested services against the contractual provisions to make sure that a request for care falls within the scope of covered circumstances (pregnancy, for example), or that a given treatment falls within the scope of the care promised (surgery, for instance).
