Sentence examples for in-depth run from inspiring English sources

Check out Bloomberg's story for an in-depth run down of the complex investigation.

Philadelphia magazine, which had reported the allegations in depth, ran a clip of Buress's show, which went viral.

The SOC 2 report is significantly more in-depth and runs a few hundred pages, but sadly Google isn't making that one public.

More empirical studies are needed to understand how to identify the optimal approach when datasets are very large and do computationally not allow for in-depth exploration runs.

Mr. Lepore said that Mr. Derderian's report "was an in-depth piece to run next week about knowing your surroundings whether you're in a large venue or a club".

In fact, most in-depth news now runs around the edges of the big broadcast networks -- C-Span, PBS, Discovery.

Feedback from key informant interviews, in-depth interviews, and a trial run helped refine session content and the adaptation of key intervention elements.

Mr. Xi has announced a campaign against corruption, and propaganda officials, in a somewhat surprising move, allowed the state news media to run in-depth reports on the air pollution last week.

"The inspections are not in-depth at all and run on this checklist style that tends to lead to facilities' getting passing grades when there are problems," Takei said.

Several publications ran in-depth reports and published photographs taken by the Army photographer Ronald Haeberle.

In-depth analysis on multiple runs with various chip lots confirmed the above finding and indicated that most likely on-chip dye labeling and/or post-column background fluorescence elimination are not compatible with the large size of the intact antibody as similar findings were observed for myosin used as upper marker for time correction.