Sentence examples for scrutiny and study from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a discussion of some of the interesting facts I have elicited in the scrutiny and study of the histories of these patients may possibly be of more value than an attempt to tabulate results.

Therefore, while some redundancy is obviously introduced, it also allows for the experimental verification and, potentially, the added scrutiny and study of many more sequences than what would be possible if only one set of protein predictions were adequately searched with the proteomics data.

Although this link between monitoring accuracy and learning is intuitively plausible and is assumed by general theories of self-regulated learning, it has not received a great deal of empirical scrutiny and no study to date has examined the link between monitoring accuracy and longer-term retention.

As the US Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services withdraws payment for iatrogenic conditions, cost of imaging for inpatient falls may come under increased scrutiny, and this study provides a starting point for understanding these costs.

Ongoing scrutiny and further studies are required to clarify the potential significance of reports of pancreatic injury, including pancreatitis and metaplasia, and rodent medullary thyroid cancer for human subjects treated with GLP-1R agonists and DPP-4i.

This inclusion reflects CBPR's commitment to the principles of "beneficence" and "justice," as the active involvement and scrutiny of study participants encourages the fair assessment and distribution of the research's risks and benefits.

The reasons for the deviation of the 3′ UTR SNP in ZNF577 gene require further scrutiny and validation from independent studies.

The SC will also provide scientific guidance and scrutiny of the study team's interpretation of the evidence.

Although this dogma has come under scrutiny and been challenged by some studies [ 17] it remains the central principal for the majority of treatment regimens [ 18] even if the initiation of insulin is often resisted by both patients and physicians [ 19].

"If you try to enact a constitutional change in this ramshackle way, without experts, without scrutiny, without study, then this is what you get," Lord Hart said.

Therefore, any scrutiny statistical study would be possible only when those data would be freely available to the scientific community.