Sentence examples for scrutiny table from inspiring English sources

The top 10 features within this set reflect the most common abbreviations within the corpus under scrutiny (Table 3).

One author (PMK) reviewed the abstracts and retrieved papers that fulfilled the criteria for closer scrutiny (Table  1).

To understand the role of homopolymers in generating false-positive miscalls with the GS-FLX, we determined the presence of this sequence pattern in the 110 Kb DNA under scrutiny (Table 4 [see Additional file 1]. We identified 6840 homopolymers from 3 to 9 bp in length, for a total of over 23 Kb (21% of the DNA sequenced).

The scrutiny of mean table (Table 6 and Table 7) shows that proactiveness in male and female students differ with respect to take government policies as a support system to be a part of the entrepreneurial venture.

We used database specific subject terms and keywords to generate an initial list of articles for closer scrutiny (extra table B).

However, a more detailed scrutiny of Table  3, comparing UK and non-UK candidates finds that none of the four groups (UK or non-UK on Part 1 or Part 2 for predicting PACES) shows a significant change in correlation, with two cases showing increases and two showing decreases after statistical equating was introduced.

The further scrutiny of the ANOVA table (Table 3) according to each variable shows that students with internal and external locus of control differs significantly on Entrepreneurial Intensity, frequency of entrepreneurial activities, Affective States in Learning, Proactiveness and Innovativeness.

The scrutiny of the mean table (Table 5) shows that students who are taking government's long term policies as support to start their own venture are significantly high on Entrepreneurial Intensity, frequency of entrepreneurial activities, risk taking ability, proactiveness and innovativeness than those students who are not taking these policies into consideration.

Heterozygote advantage as a concept holds considerable sway in evolutionary biology, but only a handful of examples have withstood close scrutiny (reviewed in Table S1).

Lord Hodgson, a member of the Lords secondary legislation scrutiny committee, has tabled a motion of regret for debate after the committee expressed dismay at a lack of an impact assessment.

Scrutiny of these tables shows that, in general, the differences between the plausible values drawn using each of the five rotation models and the original plausible values are larger in the tails of the distributions (namely the 5th and 10th percentiles at the bottom end and the 90th and 95th percentiles at the top end) than they are in the middle of the distributions.