Sentence examples for scrutiny to determine from inspiring English sources
The details of this case will need close scrutiny to determine exactly what went wrong.
Many people believe that the aid community needs more scrutiny to determine which practices have been effective and which have not.
Also, he urged closer scrutiny to determine when genetic tests are ready for wide use, given that commercial pressures may persuade patients and doctors to use tests before their medical value is established.
I am not saying the purchase should not go ahead, but I would like to see much more scrutiny to determine if this is in the best interests of the United States.
The hearings are expected to place the six companies that manufacture the drug under scrutiny, to determine whether they are doing everything they can to end the shortage or are trying to profit from it.
Except for two things: The new arrangement may be subject to legal scrutiny, to determine whether it is true to the Corcoran's original mission; and the Corcoran is still, for now, a Washington institution, so there may be consternation among local political and civic leaders.
He believes that today's law has given precedent for the SCOTUS to apply different degrees of scrutiny selectively to determine the constitutionality of other laws, thereby allowing the courts to write law from the bench regardless of whether their logic is consistent with the Constitution.
While individual research grants get intense scrutiny, there is altogether too little scrutiny from altitude to determine the best overall pattern of research grants.
No shorthand can replace careful scrutiny of institutions to determine the right fit.
Dissatisfaction sometimes motivates the philosophic sage to advance the knowledge that everyone has by subjecting it to scrutiny in order to determine its validity and worth.
Possible companions have been a subject of scrutiny in order to determine the frequency of the two main suspected (single-degenerate or double-degenerate) explosion channels (Maoz et al. 2014).
