The officials said the decision was intended to make it easier to interrogate the two, Steve Lew and Peter Rowley, and to gather evidence for an investigation in which investigators say some $30 million in bribes were paid in connection with a government contract.
The original aim of the myChEMBL project was to build an open system, which would remove the technical burden of setting up a cheminformatics infrastructure, making it easier for users to interrogate in full the wealth of chemical and biological data stored within the ChEMBL database.
The manuscript is linked to an on-line tool which appears relatively easy to use and allows researchers to interrogate this database.
On the other hand, the Directory was easy to use and enabled the authors to interrogate a robust existing database effectively and immediately.
Soufan would have none of it, and replied that they are still around, "because, sir, there's a lot of people who don't know how to interrogate, and it's easier to hit somebody than outsmart them".
A strong effort was put into the design of an appealing, user-friendly and easy-to-manage website that included the interface to interrogate the database.
It is easy to imagine her stepping back often along the way to interrogate the map, asking if a given choice will really take her where she wants to be going and, more important, if she has the right map.
The majority of assays used for solid tumour profiling use DNA sequencing to interrogate somatic point mutations because they are relatively easy to identify and interpret.
Kosky's stagecraft is so imaginative and intelligent that it is easier just to accept the brilliance of his ideas than to interrogate them too much.
Bach likes to interrogate stereotypes.
They called the police to interrogate her.
