That aside, he said, "The Catholic Church has a tremendous public effect on society" and should be scrutinized the same as any other institution.
Finally, they should be scrutinized the same way as full scale studies, and every attempt should be taken to publish the results in peer-reviewed journals.
But the itinerary was scrutinized with the same rigor applied to other tours, the letter states, to ensure that the trips "are designed to result in meaningful interaction with the Cuban people".
So ferociously man-centric is football TV that when a woman tries to infiltrate the proceedings, she is scrutinized with the same incredulity as if she had donned a helmet and walked into a huddle.
We share and scrutinize at the same time; we are, and are not, Raskolnikov, and Mrs. Ramsay, and Miss Brodie, and the narrator of Hamsun's "Hunger," and Italo Calvino's Mr. Palomar.
Other technology assumptions, particularly mixed technology models, can be scrutinized in the same way.
But meanwhile, he says, "transparency is needed" on the studies underlying NK603's approval, "so they can be scrutinized in the same persnickety way as … my study".
The agency polled home chefs to see how they would fare if their kitchens were scrutinized under the same food-safety standards as restaurants.
By doing so, mutations in one of the myriad of known genes can be identified quickly and also new genetic risk factors can be scrutinized on the same datasets.
He projects this same framework onto all of the individuals with 'differences' he discusses in the book, without sufficiently scrutinizing the applicability to different groups.
