Sentence examples for deeper interrogation from inspiring English sources
I can offer three suggestions: first, a deeper interrogation of the evidence, second, a more probing assessment of future scenarios, and third, a bigger appetite for solutions.
While the sale of Nigeria's share in the joint ventures is a positive step, there has to be deeper interrogation of selling NLNG, which has been valued at $16bn and is expected to return at least $8bn to the Nigerian government.
New technology to study different ROS (e.g. superoxide or hydrogen peroxide) in vivo is now available; these new methods combined with state-of-the-art genetic engineering technology will allow a deeper interrogation of, where, when and how free radicals affect aging and pathological processes.
This finding is important for future clinical evaluations of Raman spectroscopy for MPS disease characterization, as such a clinical system will benefit from a deeper interrogation depth and possibly a combined imaging technique to allow determination of subsurface anatomy.
This decrease is likely due to the drastic reduction in local fluence that results from increased scattering occurring through deeper interrogation regions; this notion is supported by over 90% reductions in PA signals for these deeper interrogations despite surface fluences that were comparable to those used for the shallower, 4-mm interrogation.
Documents of the army's practice of "deep interrogation" in Northern Ireland, also released under the new act, stated: "The Compton inquiry found that five techniques (hooding, wall standing, subjecting to noise, deprivation of food and sleep) constituted physical ill treatment".
We decide whether to trust the information we receive, and weigh up the pros and cons of acting on it, based not on a deep interrogation of the evidence but on our judgement of whether it seems legitimate.
A separate set of documents details how the legal cases triggered by the security forces' practice of "deep interrogation" during the early years of the Troubles in Northern Ireland "constituted physical ill treatment".
Next-generation sequencing technologies, with reduced time and cost, provide unprecedented opportunities for deep interrogation of alternative splicing at the genome-wide scale.
Motivation: High-throughput sequencing technologies have recently made deep interrogation of expressed transcript sequences practical, both economically and temporally.
Among these tools, cytometry by time of flight mass spectrometry (CyTOF) has largely expanded the capability for deep interrogation of the immune system, previously eminently relying on fluorophores.
