Sentence examples for scrutiny examination from inspiring English sources

The reasons we offer, in turn, must be open to scrutiny, examination and analysis by the wider community.

It is suspected that these incidental thrombi may originate from the injection site and/or blood sampling venipuncture sites, arising secondary to minor venous trauma [ 29] and were only observed because of extensive lung tissue sectioning and high examination scrutiny.

Bleak self-scrutiny.

From presidential debates to late-night college discussions, the role of Washington in our lives is under constant scrutiny and re-examination.

His deal with the government and his $8 million severance package from Christie's is certain to come under sharp scrutiny when cross-examination resumes today.

All of this was uncovered in the ensuing trials, which never required a jury verdict because they collapsed when subjected to the scrutiny of cross-examination.

Furthermore, reliability data was not provided for the examinations under scrutiny.

But there would be an indictment followed by a trial (perhaps a secret trial) in which the government's claims were subjected to cross-examination and judicial scrutiny.

The applicant may also request for a scrutiny – that is, a re-examination of the ballot papers – if he alleges that an unsuccessful candidate had a majority of lawful votes.

First, in 1982 the Scrutiny of Bills Committee was established, which, in examining all bills, played a role that complemented that of the examination of all delegated legislation by the Regulations and Ordinances Committee.

At the same time, they may place male activists beyond scrutiny, intensify problematic investments in gender identity, discourage critical self-examination and exclude women.