Sentence examples for systematic scrutiny from inspiring English sources
The review reported that the secrecy surrounding the unit was so intense that there was "little evidence of regular or systematic" scrutiny of its operation by outsiders.
[9] Although population norms for HRV parameters have been reported in healthy populations [10], the impact of multiple physiological, procedural and technical factors in critically ill patients has not undergone systematic scrutiny in critical care medicine [11].
Our recent survey of the major public eukaryotic cis-element and transcription factor databases have indicated that sequences and annotation of cis-elements and their cognate transcriptional regulators in the reference rice genome are still far from being comprehensive to guide a systematic scrutiny of regulatory networks at a genome-wide and comparative scales.
These methods are particularly adequate for the systematic scrutiny of complex systems, aiming to find new materials with outstanding properties for particular applications, but they can also be used in the investigation of structure properties relationships, alloying behaviour studies and phase diagram determination.
A systematic scrutiny of the evidence available makes that abundantly clear to the unbiased mind.
These reports prompted anesthesiologists to subject this agent to intense and systematic scrutiny.
I have asked for systematic independent scrutiny of every single expenses claim made in the last four years – with the power to decide what should be paid back.
Until recently, the moral psychology of philosophy departments has been largely speculative; prominent empirical claims about the structure of character, say, or the nature of moral reasoning have seldom been subject to systematic empirical scrutiny.
Hormesis in its current form has had surprisingly little systematic scientific scrutiny or collective peer review.
The software package nVivo offered practical benefits in facilitating systematic analytic scrutiny, allowing large sections of text to be retrieved and revisited, avoiding fragmentation as far as possible.
Apparently, a systematic scientific scrutiny of the anti-diabetic potentials of these plants has become a matter of utmost importance to justify their application in ethnomedicine.
