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Filter by Meaning The scientist's scrutinization of the data led to a groundbreaking discovery.
The doctor's scrutinization of the test results was crucial for the patient's diagnosis.
The accountant's scrutinization of the financial statements found errors in the calculations.
The chef's scrutinization of the recipe ensured the dish was prepared correctly.
The scientists engaged in the scrutinization of the data to find any potential errors.
The architect's scrutinization of the blueprints was necessary to ensure the safety of the building.
The coach's scrutinization of the athlete's form improved their performance.
The security guard's scrutinization of the surveillance cameras prevented theft.
The investigator's scrutinization of the witness's statement revealed inconsistencies.
The scientist's scrutinization of the data ensured its validity.
The researcher's scrutinization of the literature ensured its comprehensiveness.
The committee's scrutinization of the proposal highlighted potential issues.
The inspector's scrutinization of the construction site revealed several safety violations.
The scientist's scrutinization of the data confirmed the research findings.
The teacher's scrutinization of the student's behavior prevented classroom disruptions.
The bank teller's scrutinization of the customer's ID prevented fraud.
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