Sentence examples for different interrogations from inspiring English sources

The presented analysis discusses not only the advantages and different interrogations concerning APBI, but also the difficulties for radiation oncologists and patients to assume the long period until the publication of the ongoing phase III trial results.

We proposed and developed a novel wireless passive RF resonator scheme that enables telemetric strain sensing avoiding the need for calibration at different interrogation distances.

The single-set problem is directly connected to single-reader systems, while the multi-set counting problem arises in multi-reader systems or in a system for which a single mobile reader probes different interrogation areas.

They have different investigation techniques and different interrogation styles.

As our CMP regimen is designed primarily to mimic long-term oxidative stress responses, that may occur in the aging process, we then used different interrogation terms to investigate these potential effects of our process.

The specific aims were to: 1. Describe and compare different text interrogation methods for identifying potential work-related injury cases.

The chip also comprises a serial dilution network for analytes, allowing dilutions of samples up to six different concentrations for interrogations.

"I know they use different means of interrogation, but I didn't expect them to raise a weapon at a detainee.

Specifically, it seems that there are two issues: on the one hand, some agents simply objected to the treatment they witnessed; on the other, they had a different approach to interrogation, based more on building rapport, and different goals.

"The highly politicized nature of political campaigns makes that forum a poor arena in which to debate the distinctions between torture and different forms of interrogation," Admiral Natter said.

George J. Terwilliger III, a former deputy attorney general in the first Bush administration who has been an adviser to the Justice Department, said in a speech today that it might also be permissible for the United States government to transfer terrorist suspects to other nations with different standards of interrogation.