The new rules could lead to a mad scramble among passengers to carefully scrutinize which airline will give them the most benefits for their money.
Malcolm Hoenlein of New York, executive vice chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, now says that Jewish groups need to carefully scrutinize which Muslim groups they join with, in order not to support groups that are anti-Israel.
If Fincher's view of marriage seems similar to that of "Eyes Wide Shut," his view of Nick seems derived from Alfred Hitchcock's vision of the amiable family man as played by Henry Fonda in "The Wrong Man": he's certainly guilty of something, and it will come out if his life is scrutinized — which it is, when Amy disappears and he's accused of her murder.
That is, at the behavioral level, we scrutinized which responses were triggered by the odor of the Montgomerian secretion and the extent to which these may reflect the positive link between AG number and neonatal response to the whole breast [15], [16].
The conclusions for merger control in health care markets is that it is essential to scrutinize which consumer groups are involved in the welfare analysis and how their benefits (or losses) from the merger are aggregated.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is also scrutinizing Herbalife, which operates out of Los Angeles and was incorporated in the Cayman Islands.
For now at least, everything she wears, every place she goes, every man she dates will be scrutinized every which way by hordes of eager celebrity watchers.
But Microsoft, based in Redmond, Wash., has realized that it cannot rely only on regulators to scrutinize Google — which is where Mr. Penn comes in.
The greatest pressure, then, will be on the doctors, whose delicate decisions about when to clear the quarterbacks will be scrutinized, and which could alter the shape of the season.
Thus, 8 phenotypes were scrutinized, of which 2 were ICD-9 codes, one was hemoglobin A1c, another diabetes medication, diagnoses codes, lab results, medications, secondary data (demographic, social, environment, census, etc).
