Sentence examples for careful interrogation from inspiring English sources

Ali Soufan has shown that intelligent and careful interrogation can achieve real results.

He describes the painting as being of the "black sea" and after careful interrogation comes to the conclusion that it depicts a whale impaling itself on the broken masts of a Cape-Horner.

This required total mastery of the Japanese language and customs, and agents working in the kidnapping program, reportedly a top-secret cell in the Korean Workers Party known as Room 35, sometimes went so far as to memorize the most intimate details of an abductee's life story, obtained through years of careful interrogation, with the aim of identity theft or impersonation.

But, after courageous and careful interrogation of his feelings, he embraced the position of the stoics, who placed grief in a category of negative passions or humours, forbidden to their sages, which included malice, envy, jealousy, pity, worry and melancholy (from melas, "black", and khole, "bile").

This group of MM matched patients was submitted again to a careful interrogation (especially about drug use and self-medication) and physical examination.

They state that constriction of the ductus arteriosus can be diagnosed prenatally with careful interrogation of the ductal arch using pulsed Doppler sonography and complete fetal echocardiography.

Since the biology of malignant glioma involves a complex network of interconnected signaling pathways resulting in cell growth, survival and the invasive phenotype, careful preclinical interrogation is necessary to determine optimal treatment combinations.

Psychic abuse was diagnosed and registered in the records after careful history taking, victim interrogation and then psychiatric examination of these cases.

"This decision [to enter administration] is taken after careful consideration and ceaseless interrogation of every possible alternative," Game Group said.

The formation of embodied subjectivity as constitutive of the self, to which feminists have paid such careful attention, and the persisting interrogation of the appropriate way of understanding biological and social embodiment, has links with these debates.

However, a common problem with all of these techniques is that the method of interrogation can greatly affect outcome, so careful experimental design must be implemented; stiffness values are typically calculated as a function of experimental measurements and depend precisely on how and which variables are measured.