Sentence examples for better interrogate from inspiring English sources

Our experiments were designed to better interrogate this slow desorption behavior.

Analysis of these contexts of valuation enables us to better interrogate the current context of measuring the impact of the arts and humanities within HEIs.

It ended up generating a lot of heat and attention, but at least it allowed the public to better interrogate the "assumptions" the new Corruption of Governance? report is keen to criticise.

Complete RMP genomes, RNA-seq and genotypic diversity data are excellent and important resources for gene-function and post-genomic analyses and to better interrogate Plasmodium biology.

Therefore, to better interrogate the effect of lixisenatide on human beta-cell survival throughout the ~30-day treatment period, we counted total beta- and alpha-cell numbers within the recovered islet grafts.

Early diagnosis is of little value unless it results in a better prognosis.Dr Bach, therefore, interrogated his data more thoroughly.

They would have had a lot better luck interrogating this young man if they had made him an enemy combatant and not immediately indicted him, as you pointed out, where he gets all the rights and privileges as a U.S. citizen, all those legal privileges.

(Petraeus might also be a better person to interrogate about Benghazi than Susan Rice).

I think there's no better way to interrogate the species than to make three yourself".

Later weeks will focus on developing a robust theoretical framework through which to better understand and interrogate claims about the origin of innovation.

I don't think they were naïve; I think their experience had taught them that there are better ways to interrogate suspects and to fight terrorism.