The New York Times and other New York newspapers reported that a New York detective might have perjured himself when he said he had not interrogated a murder suspect, a suspect who was recording him all the while on an MP3 player in his pocket.
Having never held public office, his views on the issue have not been interrogated.
Although genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have identified many common variants associated with complex traits, low-frequency and rare variants have not been interrogated in a comprehensive manner.
Most of the hundreds of DAF-16/FoxO target genes that are regulated by DAF-2/IGFR signaling (Lee et al. 2003; McElwee et al. 2003; Murphy et al. 2003) have not been interrogated for roles in life span control.
In particular, this means that we have not understood or interrogated leading as a set of personal leadership qualities and/or characteristics, even though this propensity has seemed to prevail in educational leadership literature.
The danger in this kind of constantly developing environment is the tendency to be reactive, to start solving problems we don't completely understand, and right now, there are myriad "solutions" to problems that have not been fully interrogated or constructively researched.
These were selected as they have not been previously interrogated in the context of conceptus elongation in cattle.
Moreover, even the few available relevant models have not been systematically interrogated to understand the progression of the disease better or to identify biomarkers that could be used to detect HCC at an early stage.
No charges have yet been brought against Assange in Sweden, because he has not been interrogated by police regarding the allegations brought by the second of the two women.
Denyse Sabagh, a lawyer for a Lebanese man detained in Virginia since Sept. 14, said that apart from a few initial questions mostly dealing with his immigration status, her client, Abdallah Yassine, had not been interrogated.
