Sentence examples for use and scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Within these schemes discrepancies are occasionally noted as the scheme is applied to an increased level of use and scrutiny.

The database generated and used for the meta-analyses will be made freely available on the Newcastle University website (http://research.ncl.ac.uk/nefg/QOF) for use and scrutiny by others.

Contigs were extended and assembled into isotigs, and sequence discrepancies and potential frameshifts in the derived protein models were resolved using manual alignments and scrutiny of the assemblies.

Some additional requirements identified were: full REB review in the first year of operation; bio-collection treated as a separate protocol; periodic report on the activities and outcomes of research using the biobank; and scrutiny of physical security measures.

At the next major United Nations climate change summit meeting in November in Marrakesh, Morocco, diplomats hope to create an independent body to monitor and verify countries' pollution levels — and to use public scrutiny to push countries to reduce their emissions.

But it is also right that we make sure there is proper oversight and scrutiny of those who use the sensitive powers granted by counter-terrorism legislation.

And they should use their scrutiny of Paul's newsletters as a guidestar in terms of applying scrutiny consistently, because while it's true that Paul largely managed to put the controversy behind him, he nevertheless was made to admit that he had "moral responsibility" for the newsletters.

Nonetheless, it seems almost certain that the First Circuit panel will follow Judge Tauro and Cookk) and use rational basis scrutiny in its determination of DOMA's constitutionality.

Mr. Kerr added that C.I.A. analysts working on high-profile subjects were used to scrutiny and skepticism from policy makers.

In the modern past, numerous statistical models have been developed and used for scrutiny of wind speeds for assessing energy potential at a location.

WWE's ratings tumbled later in 2007, amid congressional scrutiny of steroid use and wrestler deaths.