By bringing it out in the open, ETAI created a peer-review system that was "more fair" in that authors and the scientific community could all scrutinize reviewers' work, much as reviewers scrutinize the work of authors, Sandewall says.
In an unusual attempt at scientific self-examination, psychology researchers are scrutinizing the reproducibility of work in their field.
If you are interested in scrutinizing the surfaces of works of art slowly and scrupulously you are a connoisseur or possibly an artist with a kind of professional vested interest in a given painting's construction.
In another comment about that case, Mr. McLucas seemed to foreshadow his work scrutinizing the actions of Enron and its directors.
Many of the factors critical to catalyst performance remained poorly understood, however, because of the difficulties in scrutinizing the inside of a working chemical reactor.
In this complex and unstable constellation of rhizomatical controls, peers are involved in scrutinizing the validity of one another's work, irrespective of the office's hierarchies and official lines of specialization.
So, this time around, Vermeil, like every N.F.L. coach, is scrutinizing the climate of pro football and pondering what works.
Political agendas aside, it's worth scrutinizing the basis of this projection.
Donors are increasingly scrutinizing the use of resources to assist poor countries in fighting disease and governments in low-income countries are increasingly scrutinizing their healthcare expenditures.
