Sentence examples for scrutiny and testing from inspiring English sources

But no commercial organisation could afford such an amount of scrutiny and testing.

And, we hope that parents recognize that our Thomas toys have been subjected to intense internal scrutiny and testing and are the safer for it.

We're hopeful that concerned parents recognize that our toys have been subjected to intense scrutiny and testing and are that much safer for it.

South Africa: Caster Semenya (Athletics) Following her women's 800m win at the 2009 World Championships, Semenya's gender was subject to scrutiny and testing from the IAAF.

3. Kahneman's authority doesn't derive from his Nobel Prize in Economics but from his half-century of thinking carefully about behavioral economics and exposing his ideas to the scrutiny and testing of others.

Third, inquiry is social or communal, in the sense that its findings must be subject to scrutiny and testing by other inquirers: 'an inquirer in a given special field appeals to the experiences of the community of his fellow workers for confirmation and correction of results' (Logic, LW12, 484).

If a candidate passes all of your scrutiny and tests, make them an Offer!

Subjected to renewed scrutiny and scientific testing, many of these paintings were shown to have been executed by Zhang and passed off as the work of long-dead masters.

His positions were based on and supported by scientific evidence, and they withstood scientific scrutiny and the test of time.

When comparing apples to apples, climate models accurately simulate global surface temperature changes, and the evidence for lower climate sensitivity failed to withstand scientific scrutiny and the test of time.

In our paper, we sought to evaluate whether that disproportionate media coverage was justified by examining how well contrarian hypotheses have withstood scientific scrutiny and the test of time.