Sentence examples for being designed to probe from inspiring English sources
Growing evidence indicates that, like the bacterial microbiota, the fungal microbiota is often altered in disease states, and increasingly studies are being designed to probe the functional consequences of such fungal dysbiosis on health and disease.
Rather, Teramobile, as their laser is called, is designed to probe the nature of lightning.
As its name suggests, it is designed to probe the Martian atmosphere for rare gases, and its orbital perch will give it a view of the entire planet.
This is designed to probe the nature of "dark energy", which is thought to be responsible for the quickening expansion of the universe that Hubble helped bring to the world's attention.
Its shallow subsurface radar was designed to probe the surface to a depth of 1 km (0.6 mile) to detect variations in electrical conductivity that might be caused by water.
The groups, the book reports, were "designed to probe the dark question of Hillary's candidacy," which was: why did suburban women in particular "seem to detest her?" "The campaign knew about women's anger toward Hillary, but the groups showed that there were layers to it they never quite fathomed," Mr. Tomasky said in an interview.
Three biological questions were designed to probe beliefs about biological causes of behaviors: Q1.
These compounds were designed to probe the substrate specificity of polypeptide-α-GalNAc transferases.
The Global Surveyor satellite, set for launch on 6 November, is designed to probe the geology and climate of Earth's closest known planetary cousin.
