The phrase "a systematic probe of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a thorough investigation or examination of a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The researchers conducted a systematic probe of the environmental impacts of urban development."
Alternatives: "a thorough investigation of" or "a detailed examination of".
Eventually, a systematic probe of the protein surface led to the prediction of potential hotspots where the application of an external constraint would produce a large functional response both from the mechanical and dynamical points of view.
Indeed, future work is set to provide a systematic probe of the impact of increasing memory delays (i.e., immediate reaching, 0, 500, 1000, 1500, and 2000 ms of delay) on movement scaling in persons with documented action-blindsight and matched controls [45].
He opened the second half of the program with Rachmaninoff's "Corelli" Variations, a systematic probing of the piano's palette, the performer's technique and the implications of the "Folia" theme that charmed Rachmaninoff when he heard it in a Corelli Violin Sonata.
They suggest that systematic probing of such complex "essential reaction sets" can establish novel links between reactions and systems level functions.
By systematic probing of the 3-dimensional space one finds there are upward of 1 million discriminable lights, in the sense that any two of them will look different in a pairwise comparison (Masaoka et al., 2013).
This paper presents a systematic investigation on the design and development of a four-sensor probe system to be used for air water multiphase flow measurements.
In prior work, we have found that the length of longest perfect match (PM) is a strong predictor of hybridization intensity, and that for probes at least 50 nt long, PM ≤ 20 bp have signal less than 20% of that with a perfect match over the entire length of the probe.[ 2] This is similar to results from a systematic study of viral probe hybridization characteristics by [ 7].
We therefore conclude that differential hybridization of WT-Pico vs IVT-generated targets is not due to a systematic bias of either amplified sample for probe sets near the 3' end of targeted transcripts.
Based on a systematic study of the degree to which probes with a given match type to a transcript are affected by cross-hybridization, we developed a strategy to correct for cross-hybridization biases of gene-level expression estimates.
None of the previous studies have performed a systematic analysis of all of the potential factors affecting probes on the HM450K bead array.
A systematic coverage of HMTs as a target class with high quality chemical probes would transform this extremely promising field.
