Several databases have been established to archive microarray data and interrogate the gene expression information systematically, such as GEO and oncomine, among others.
If we tolerate a political system which abandons facts and a media ecosystem which does not filter for truth, then this places a heavy burden on "users" to actively gather and interrogate information from all sides - to understand how they might be affected by the consequences of actions, and to know the origin of information and the integrity of the channels through which it reaches them.
Although my focus is on tennis, there are clear possibilities for advances in smart sports fabrics to inform studies of stage and theatrical as well as couture fashion designs, and vice versa, because wearable technology interfaces increasingly encourage us to use costume to manage and interrogate information and our actions in the world in new ways.
The Catalogue of Somatic Mutations in Cancer (COSMIC), (http://www.sanger.ac.uk/cosmic) is a database that holds somatic mutation data and associated information, and can be interrogated through a series of web pages to provide a graphical or tabular view of the data along with various export options.
His captors refused to give him medical care unless he gave them military information; they beat and interrogated him, but McCain only offered his name, rank, serial number, and date of birth (the only information he was required to provide under the Geneva Conventions and permitted to give under the U.S. Code of Conduct).
Science is by its nature sceptical: scientists interrogate information and only on repeated investigation does data become science.
In order to address the complexities of Malignant Hyperthermia (MH) and genetically related disorders it is necessary to access and interrogate easily all information collected over the last 40 years, in addition to incorporating the continuous supply of new information.
Within the government, advocates of the ground raids have argued that only by sending Special Operations forces into Pakistan can the United States successfully capture suspected operatives and interrogate them for information about top Qaeda leaders.
Obama's escalation of the "Predator War" comes at the very same time he has eliminated the CIA's capability to capture senior terrorist leaders alive and interrogate them for information on new attacks.
After defeating Hwong's forces, the protagonist and Harding manage to capture and interrogate Hwong for information concerning the whereabouts of the nuke long enough before Hwong commits suicide.
