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- Dictionaryscrutinize/ˈskruːtɪnʌɪz/
verb
- 1. examine or inspect closely and thoroughly: "customers were warned to scrutinize the small print"
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2 days ago · Three key elements define the success of Fried Frank: Our clients, our people and our performance. By delivering excellence to our clients, we achieve success for all.
11 hours ago · 2024-10-10. With evidence pointing to an increase in child poverty under Labor, and a Productivity Commission report showing that people currently living in poverty are likely to remain there, the Greens have announced an election commitment to establish an independent Commission tasked with defining and eliminating poverty in Australia.
3 days ago · Strategies for Critically Evaluating Sources. The act of thinking critically about the validity and reliability of a research resource generally involves asking yourself a series of questions about the quality of both the item and the content of that item. Evaluating the Source.
- Robert V. Labaree
- 2009
11 hours ago · At a moment when generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) innovations are commanding widespread public attention and caution, the tenth annual MeasureDev conference, “AI, The Next Generation,” explored the transformational potential of new generation AI data and tools in global development. It is reported that GenAI could contribute ...
3 days ago · Prudent accounting requires accountants to use their skills and knowledge to make informed decisions about how best to record, classify, scrutinize and report financial information. It involves using conservative estimates and avoiding overly optimistic assumptions to maintain the accuracy and reliability of financial reports.
11 hours ago · While the macronutrient content of a ketogenic diet specifically utilized for childhood epilepsy is clearly defined in the literature, variations among other ketogenic diets exhibit substantial heterogeneity. Furthermore, studies utilizing ketogenic diets contain several confounders with notable impacts on outcomes, thereby rendering both their findings and those of the meta-analyses less ...
11 hours ago · Abstract principles of free speech tend to rest on unstated and undefended premises about the desirability of an uninhibited and unrestrained flow of words. But in actual life, we know full well that human speech always transpires in the context of concrete relationships. This means that we never value speech as such.
