| Using independent external reviewers to scrutinize and audit data helps ensure dependability. |
| The method would return to the beginning of the selection loop and scrutinize any job that was unfilled. |
| Bullet cases also get nicked and dinged by a gun, so examiners often scrutinize them, too. |
| Between rallies of intense project chatter, they paused to scrutinize me, murmuring and smirking like schoolboys at a junior high dance. |
| The first earthbound applications of this electronic wizardry will be airport scanners that scrutinize passengers' bags. |
| In addition, racial profiling and other tactics scrutinize black people more than other groups. |
