Sentence examples for that examining from inspiring English sources

We agree with the reviewer in that examining the other two methyltransferase complexes is best left for future studies.

It's self-evident that examining oneself predicates a pair.

Father Powis takes issue with the idea that examining problems will hurt the neighborhood.

The genetic differences across Europe are so slight that examining them just one at a time would mean almost nothing.

Pitchford has said that examining whether undercover police operations were directed at politicians was an important matter for his inquiry.

We're left thinking we had to look at this for our own good, that examining an unconscious woman's private bruises doubles as — what?

And now that examining the legacy of the communist era is on the political and cultural agenda, some have found a new role.

Since 1985, his recovery has been so seemingly free of the usual symptoms of schizophrenia that examining psychiatrists, including Dr. Berger, have questioned whether he was misdiagnosed.

His own unadjusted calculations put the figure at around 50%.But Mr Cline points out that examining net rises in wage inequality alone is misleading.

Edwards said that examining the causes of last season's 1-3 stook took much of his time in the off-season, but then he proudly talked of how the Jets became division champions and won a first-round playoff game.

So John Reid, the home secretary, and I have agreed that examining in detail the delivery and impact of our counter-terrorism resources will be a priority for the comprehensive spending review over the next year.