Sentence examples for selective scrutiny from inspiring English sources
As ever with courtiers, it is wise to pay careful, selective scrutiny.
Temporary migration includes seasonal migration for work, which is very common in the area under scrutiny, and selective migration in order to give birth in the village where the pregnant woman's mother lives.
"I.P.O.'s and other capital raisings will get done, but you will get much more scrutiny, and a more selective approach," he said.
The failure of a number of studies to modify selective attention should certainly invite empirical scrutiny into the precise task conditions and modes of delivery that are most likely to be effective in producing a bias change.
Our word selective effects did not, therefore, withstand statistical scrutiny.
The isolates from the same child had almost identical gene contents and were subjected to closer scrutiny in order to shed light upon the selective pressures in a novel infant gut environment.
While I've never for a moment argued that Israel should be walled off from critical scrutiny, I simply think you've spun a narrative which is highly selective in its purported analysis.
Mr. Issa ratcheted up the pressure over the weekend with the selective release of excerpts from continuing committee interviews with I.R.S. employees in Cincinnati involved in the added scrutiny of Tea Party groups and other conservative associations.
Swarthmore, one of the most selective U.S. liberal arts colleges, is among a growing roster of prominent colleges and universities under federal scrutiny for their handling of sexual assault, including University of Southern California University off California, Berkeley; Dartmouth College; and University of Colorado Boulder.
High-dose regimens of some traditional non-selective COX inhibitors (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs [NSAIDs]) such as diclofenac and ibuprofen are under scrutiny and have been associated with increased risk of MI [ 8].
