Sentence examples for interrogate in full from inspiring English sources
The original aim of the myChEMBL project was to build an open system, which would remove the technical burden of setting up a cheminformatics infrastructure, making it easier for users to interrogate in full the wealth of chemical and biological data stored within the ChEMBL database.
I know of no case other than that of David Kelly, the United Nations weapons inspector who committed suicide in 2003, in which "sensitive information" has been used to prevent an inquest in which all evidence can be interrogated in full public glare.
Statements from the Dunnes' legal battle were retrieved from the archives, witnesses were called, and lawyers interrogated in the full public gaze of an open tribunal.
If Virginia wants to avoid false confessions in the future, Mr. Kendall said, all criminal defendants should be given access to counsel before being interrogated and all interrogations should be recorded in full.
"Considering the police are out in full force and interrogating people and setting up checkpoints, I would say that the tone is more somber," said Paul Principe, the owner of a Web development company.
Here we interrogate the full complement of coding VR gene sequences in these 17 strains, compared to the C57BL/6J reference.
To adequately represent the prevailing wind conditions at a source for the purpose of fully probabilistic analysis it is necessary to interrogate the full range of meteorological data over a period of years and for temporal ranges that sufficiently characterize the seasonal variations, in order to incorporate the uncertainty in any particular set of conditions at the source.
"If you ask what is the fastest way for us to make progress in genetics that is clinically helpful," he said, "I am absolutely certain it is to marshal our resources to interrogate full genomes, not in fine-tuning our analyses of common variations".
Now it's possible DeepMind's internal ethics research unit is going to publish thoughtful papers interrogating the full spectrum societal risks of concentrating AI in the hands of massive corporate power, say.
