Sentence examples for carefully probed from inspiring English sources

For about five days, Dr. Adams recalled, excavators carefully probed the midsection of the buried boat beneath its mud brick topping.

We show that the ohmic contact is the most important criterion, which has to be carefully probed in order to design a functional IML.

Furthermore, this carefully probed structure-related activity studies added new insights and rationale to understand the role and contribution of different functional groups associated with chalcone.

For a couple of weeks Parcak led the team as they carefully probed the ground that she had first spotted thanks to a satellite hundreds of miles away in space.

Any fetal loss either as still birth or induced abortion or miscarriage was carefully probed.

Carefully probed – and Di Matteo stresses the need for a balanced approach – Napoli could be vulnerable to the quality of pass with which Juan Mata ushered Drogba towards the goal against Stoke.

The supreme leader said he had "insisted that the guardian council carefully probe this letter".

About 15 yards from his door, a man in a hard white helmet was doing the tedious work of "de-mining," carefully probing and digging.

Farmiga seems to have command of her own recklessness; that should be an oxymoron, yet she makes it a matter of equipoise, carefully probing, and then pushing, the limits of her nerve.

However, since many depressed men may be missed in a quick or superficial questioning about their symptoms, a clinician must often carefully probe not only for the typical symptoms of depression but for other related symptoms and conditions.

Further work in which the common quiz questions were designed to carefully probe the mastery of the skills targeted by DPAs would seem important for evaluating the outcomes of DPAs.