Sentence examples for in the context of interrogating from inspiring English sources

Especially in the context of interrogating whole exomes or even whole genomes, and with increasing knowledge about the effect of genomic variation, identifying the multiple dimensions of a genetic diagnosis becomes urgent, especially if other variants than those related to the clinical phenotype are to be considered as part of comprehensive diagnosis.

"In the context of that argument, realism  fails to interrogate things that various un-realisms might have a better chance of interrogating".

Such data are also unable to be further interrogated in the context of the sample as a whole.

These were selected as they have not been previously interrogated in the context of conceptus elongation in cattle.

The platform allows scientists to deposit and track dynamical information about biological processes and integrate and interrogate this knowledge in the context of the biological process as a whole.

Brendon Burns Nestled on the Free Fringe in August, Aussie veteran Burns scored a quietly impressive hit with Dumb White Guy, one of a handful of standup shows interrogating white privilege – here, in the context of Australia's relationship with its indigenous population.

I want them to question and search around for more information and start to form their own understanding of, for instance, why we've been at war in Afghanistan and why British forces are active in so many parts of the world – and then interrogate the morality of those events, in the context of what has led up to them.

We also interrogate prevailing constructions of the risk behaviour in the context of modernity, widespread availability of commodities, and wealth inequalities in the country.

Focusing on a water facility project in Balete, the author interrogates how participation and empowerment actually takes place in the context of the program.

Consequently, if Arg84Pro and Arg84Gly mutations cause VWS by disrupting the secondary structure of IRF6 leading to a complete loss of IRF6 function, then that change is not detectable in the context of the DNA-binding domain alone; rather, future experiments must be designed to interrogate the effect of altered secondary structure in the context of the whole protein.

Besides the unavoidable technical noise, a typical scenario in the context of discovering gene-expression candidate genes is that there are many thousands of genes to be interrogated, but only tens to a hundred of clinical samples are available [ 12].