Sentence examples for fully probed from inspiring English sources

The panel ends before this philosophical question can be fully probed, but Whit Ayres tries to end on an optimistic note: The number one issue in the Hispanic community is not jobs and the economy.

Although in the literature, linkers are categorized as either complementizers or aspectual heads, their syntactic behaviors and statuses have not been fully probed and analyzed.

Individually and collectively, we often fretted with Boyd on the irresponsibility of equipping our people with such foolishly complex weapons designs, so bereft of practical combat effectiveness -- and on the deep corruption of acquisition programs, such as the F-35's, that deliberately plan to buy a thousand or more units long before user testing has fully probed combat utility.

Since different pathogens cause different gene expression patterns of innate immunity, it would be naïve to assume that we have fully probed the extent to which gene expression is pattern specific.

The structure of semi-structured interviews allows interviewees to answer questions as set out in an interview guideline addressing the research questions under examination, with their responses fully probed and explored.

"Both companies and investors have raised concerns that proxy advisory firms may be subject to undisclosed conflicts of interest, may fail to conduct adequate research or may base recommendations on erroneous or incomplete facts," Ms. Schapiro said, adding that the inquiry "will fully probe these issues".

These could entail isotopic labelling studies and/or computational analysis to fully probe which steps of the mechanism are occurring on which active site of the catalyst.

It thus seems fair game to openly and directly ask Mr. Romney and Mr. Santorum to outline the specifics of their beliefs about the sacred as well as the profane, in order to more fully probe the character and intellect anyone who proposes to lead this nation.

In almost all cases, a combination of these tools will be required to fully probe the inner workings of biological cells and tissues.

We used a large pool of potential questions rather than a narrow set of fixed questions to allow faculty to fully probe student knowledge and higher-level cognitive skills.

There was much to admire in the warmth and suppleness of its string playing; qualities were probed more fully in the Ives, as were the considerable virtues of the orchestra's wind and brass choirs.