The phrase "actively probed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is investigating or examining something thoroughly and with intent.
Example: "The researchers actively probed the depths of the ocean to uncover new species."
Alternatives: "diligently investigated" or "thoroughly examined".
aThese models are only applicable to sensors like ultrasonic sensors that actively probe the target.
"They are capitalizing on others' awareness and actively probing that awareness".
SEIU is actively probing UNITE HERE members in dozens of workplaces.
However, live imaging of neuron-radial glial interactions indicates that these neurons actively probe different radial glial strands during their tangentially oriented migration (Fig. 2B, Fig. 3B, Movies S3, S4, S5, S6, S7).
5(a)–5(h) the cell appears to actively probe its environment during locomotion characterized by either localized contraction (5(b) and 5(d)) or extension (5(f) and 5(h)).
Since SGNs are actively probing the IHC and OHC regions at this stage, individual fibers cannot unambiguously be designated as 'type I' or 'type II'.
As shown by our data, HOB cells grown on SiO2 functionalized PLGA membranes actively probe the physical properties of the ECM, with their contractile machinery clearly facilitating the formation of polarized lamellipodia and evenly distributed filopodia, which gather spatial, topographical, and chemical information from the surface.
Structural Biology of Bacterial Pathogenesis, by Gabriel Waksman, Michael Caparon, and Scott Hultgren, is a state-of-the-art treatise describing the known molecular mechanisms by which bacterial pathogens actively probe, sense, and respond to their environment through 2-component systems and through sigma and anti-sigma factors.
The manner in which a user chooses to actively probe can influence the information gained and quality of the assessment.
We assume that cell actively probes the external environment on pSi surface to gather spatial, topographical, and chemical information from the material surface.
