It is, by dint of its stature as the world's largest software company, under a microscope.
Hon Hai has been under a microscope by labor groups for its work practices.
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Normally, if you cut open a bee its innards, viewed under a microscope, will appear white.
Under a microscope, the scientists discovered the holes were too perfectly round to have been caused by bacteria.
Under a microscope, tau appears as brown tangles that look similar to dementia.
We know Asians as well as Whites are watching us under a microscope.
Look at a slice of liver under a microscope, and you'll see a very precise architecture, one resembling a wheel and spokes.
This emerged in the lab of MIT biologist Leonard Guarente, whose team spent years counting thousands of yeast cells under a microscope.
Back at his lab at the University of Wisconsin, Tyler sliced a thin section of the stone and placed it under a microscope.
Dirks and Clarke, working separately, noticed that tumor samples from patients contained a mix of mature- and immature-looking cells when viewed under a microscope.
Scrutinising the glass under a microscope (after treating it with appropriate chemicals) would make it clear if a monopole had turned up or not.
Indeed, as we traveled through Solo's kitchen, we came upon his colleague, who wasn't just washing the salad: He was examining it under a microscope.
Under a microscope, tau appears as brown tangles similar to dementia.
Still, his recovery efforts will likely be viewed under a microscope, said Ben Dworkin, director of the Rebovich Institute for New Jersey Politics at Rider University.
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Her dancing and choreography experience in the 1980s for stars like Cyndi Lauper put her body under a microscope and in competition with many thin peers.
From that moment on James, Wade, and Bosh were under a microscope, and every action (cough-gate) or inaction (fourth quarter collapse) was heavily evaluated and scrutinized.
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Scott announced that he and Attorney General Pam Bondi "have full faith" in Corey to handle the case, which is playing out under a microscope amid worldwide media attention.
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Back at the Hilton, shoeshine man George Mitchell(ph) is glad business is picking up, but he wishes the rest of the country would stop putting New Orleans under a microscope.
The result is a stamp of the posts that under a microscope looks like a sheet of bubble wrap, each covered with layers of electrolyte and the cobalt oxide anode.
Out of curiosity, he stuck a few under a microscope and saw that each bur consisted of hundreds of little hooks that caught on anything with a loop, such as clothing or animal fur.
"He is a consummate public servant, and public service is not easy whenever your life is open for constant scrutiny and everything you do is under a microscope, " said New York state Assemblyman Keith L.T.
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Other factors may go into determining the aggressiveness of a melanoma, including whether the skin over the area has formed an open sore and how many dividing cancer cells are found when looking under a microscope.
To prove his point, he sterilized copper and stainless steel plates, then coated them with around 10 million cells each of MRSA. The plates were then monitored under a microscope to see what happened to the bacteria.
The current test the government uses in India, in which patients' spit is examined under a microscope, detects the disease in only about half of the cases but is used widely because it is cheap and relatively easy to perform.
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One problem this research faces is that in order to determine whether the nerves are regenerating, they have to actually cut out a piece of spinal and then cut that into ultra-thin slices, which are then placed under a microscope.
But during the trial Astra brought in a drug-delivery expert from the University of Nottingham who analyzed Andrx's pellets under a microscope with infrared and ultraviolet light and concluded they contain a third layer after all, thus infringing Astra's patents.
If the Elite Eight factors revealed a litany of verifiable facts about every school making promises to teenagers, and puts those promises under a microscope, it lead to an indictment against the transgressors that is far more curative than NCAA sanctions.
Cendant (nyse: CD - news - people ) has been under a microscope for the last couple of years following accounting irregularities associated with past acquisitions, and Dessauer says this should keep the company on the straight and narrow.
By combining the Gleason score (determined by a pathologist examining cancer cells under a microscope), the clinical stage (determined by a careful prostate exam and various scans) and the PSA level, we can stratify patients into "low, " "intermediate" and "high" risk categories.
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