Sentence examples for allowed for probing from inspiring English sources
The open response format of the questions in the guide allowed for probing to clarify responses and did not preclude respondents introducing other topics.
Here, we presented a STIM1-derived conformational sensor that allowed for probing of intramolecular transitions within its cytosolic domains.
Using an interview guide we conducted semi-structured interviews which allowed for probing or additional questions as interesting concepts emerged (see Table 1).
The topic guide for the interviews was based on the key issues arising from the observations while it also allowed for probing and exploring any issues emerging during the interviews.
The small footprint allows for probing a single tube along its axis.
Raman scattering provides a necessary interface to the atoms that allows for probing many spatial periodicities of atomic coherence concurrently.
Semi-structured interviews as a method made it possible to comparatively address the same themes and concepts across ecological zones, administrative boundaries and socio-economic conditions, while still allowing for probing into individual experiences and perceptions.
The identified piRNA clusters allow for probing the characteristics of these sequences compared to the rest of the genome.
Our Drosophila model allows for probing the metabolic changes at multiple points in development, and consequently presents an opportunity for the discovery of mechanisms that alter early developmental metabolic pathways, providing a foundation for future focused studies in mammalian systems.
In this work we report on an experimental strategy that makes use of engineered HIV-1 viral particles, to allow for probing PPIs of the HIV-1 integrase (IN) inside viruses with single-molecule Förster resonance energy transfer (FRET) using fluorescent proteins (FP).
We have developed a high-density peptide chip technology that allows for probing of the affinity of most SH2 domains for a large fraction of the entire complement of tyrosine phosphopeptides in the human proteome.
