Sentence examples for scrutiny studies from inspiring English sources

Members of English First also backed the plan en masse, saying it will open to scrutiny studies supporting bilingual education.

Clinical-trial registries, such as clinicaltrials.gov, should also exercise heightened scrutiny over studies in which MSCs are described as the investigational product.

The retrospective scrutiny of studies that were originally designed to assess the antiviral activity of interferon (IFN) and nucleos(t)ide analogues (NUC) suggested reduced incidence of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) in responders.

This can lead to greater scrutiny of studies that may be affected by such bias.

These exchanges highlight the role of scrutiny in studies with potential effects on humans, but also raise questions about minimum requirements for demonstrating biological effects.

Of the 65 articles identified for further scrutiny, 14 studies in which 19 instruments were validated with 3759 participants met our criteria.

As the first object of its kind, it's been the subject of intense scrutiny and study by astronomers.

In an act of desperate self-scrutiny, Petrov studies this film as if it were not a TV exploitation of the case but a documentary to be decoded.

"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.

Through analysis of a series of in-depth interviews with managers in Amnesty Ireland, supported by extensive documentary scrutiny, this study examines reasons why Amnesty's historical reliance on internal forms of accountability has been augmented with a range of ad hoc external accountability mechanisms.

"We translated the various scientific claims and assertions that have been made about the hiatus and tested to see whether they stand up to rigorous statistical scrutiny," said study lead author Bala Rajaratnam, an assistant professor of statistics and of Earth system science.