These model systems are interrogated to understand the effects of pendant alkyl chain length material properties including modulus, glass transition temperature, solubility, diffusivity, and permeability of water.
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.
Secondly, MA structure is experimentally interrogated to try to understand the cross-reactivity.
One of the more intriguing recommendations of last year's Farrell Review of Architecture and the Built Environment concerned "urban rooms" – spaces in each town and city to understand, interrogate and discuss the plans for that city (surprisingly common in China; surprisingly not here yet).
It is vital that the processes and products of science are readily available for the public to understand and interrogate.
It's important to equip your students with the skills to understand and interrogate figures so they can work out what they really mean.
The graduate is credentialised as having escaped the structural constraints of poverty upon his or her capacity to understand and interrogate the world.
Sometimes it is when we stop trying to understand or interrogate apparently "absurd" phenomena — like the category of the "new" in art — that we become more open to them.
If the statistics tell us that life is getting better, but people experience life getting worse, we should interrogate the statistics and try to understand where the difference comes from.
There are as many points of view as there are academics, but if there was any consensus in their response it was that mainstream coverage of the ruling failed to critically interrogate the industry response, or to understand the complex legal precedent it presents.
