careful inspection
collocation in Englishmeaningsofcarefulandinspection
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careful
adjective
uk/ˈkeə.fəl/us/ˈker.fəl/
giving a lot of attention to what you are doing so that you do not have an accident, make a mistake, or ...
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inspection
noun[C or U]
uk/ɪnˈspek.ʃən/us/ɪnˈspek.ʃən/
the act of looking at something carefully, or an official visit to a building or organization to check that everything is correct ...
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(Definition ofcarefulandinspectionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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This can already be seen bycarefulinspectionof the capital market equilibrium (12).
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Verycarefulinspectionof the bowel is required to identify an atresia.
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Carefulinspectionof the chant (transcribed here in whole notes) reveals a highly repetitive line.
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Carefulinspectionand analyses found no indication of a systematic bias with regard to which patients data was missing.
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A verycarefulinspectionhas already been made.
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Most involve thecarefulinspectionof accounts—double entry accounts.
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That is the point of such acarefulinspection.
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Subsequently,carefulinspection, cleaning, and reassembly of the components had to be carried out, as well as refurbishing some of the optics.
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However, not all processes can be described by a single rate constant and since the inhibition window contains about 250 transcription steps, the kinetics deservescarefulinspection.
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The cracking is the area that is revealed by proper, continual andcarefulinspection.
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Carefulinspectionof both words and pictures is recommended.
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Does he not realise that it is time a good many of the skeletons were brought out forcarefulinspection?
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There are some very good adoption societies, but sometimes little ones come into existence which need verycarefulinspection.
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The inspector says he has made acarefulinspectionof the case, and finds there is no truth in it.
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Because, surely, "winding up" implies some deliberate plan and acarefulinspectionof the circumstances with which you are dealing.
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Such harmonisation will involvecarefulinspectionin the individual country and, more important, on the individual farm.
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Where that has been shown, the policy has been to follow it up with frequent andcarefulinspection.
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For instance, there is the point about thecarefulinspectionof the children which has been mentioned by many speakers tonight.
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Carefulinspectionwas made to the pressed steel sections around the steering head and no visible damage in this area has been sustained.
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As these cakes are stored under the best conditions, and submitted to frequent andcarefulinspection, it is not anticipated that any deterioration will result.
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I am glad that he appreciates that it will be necessary to have verycarefulinspectionin the future when the agreement comes into force.
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Uponcarefulinspectionthe interior walls of the bays reveal the later origin.
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However, the chamber requiredcarefulinspectionbecause firing would occasionally create small holes in the walls.
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It is hard to distinguish them withoutcarefulinspectionof their looks.
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Carefulinspectionleaves no doubt as to what the song actually refers to.
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