Sentence examples for interrogated means from inspiring English sources
The vast number of variants interrogated means that P values below 10-7 must be obtained to pass multiple-comparison corrections.
I wanted to somehow write a book that was both, among other things, an ode to what 12-step recovery had been in my life, but also wasn't just an un-interrogated account, nor meant to be a catch-all prescription for everybody else.
Whatever the merits of the decision to put the BNP leader Nick Griffin on Question Time, I cannot remember a week in British politics when the BNP was so closely interrogated and examined, and the means of defeating it so widely debated.
In the present study we used 500K SNP mapping arrays with a mean distance between interrogated SNPs of 5.8 kb (median intermarker distance of 2.5 kb) to map genetic lesions present at diagnosis in primary tumours from a group of 23 sporadic CRC patients who developed liver metastasis.
Ringed by professional "Iran watchers" based in neighbouring countries, besieged by electronic, cyber and human intelligence gathering and surveillance, squeezed by sanctions, bans and prohibitions, destabilised by unacknowledged internal covert action programmes, and isolated by myriad diplomatic and political means, Iran is the most scrutinised, interrogated country on earth.
As shown in Fig. 2A, while the methylation status of the proximal promoter showed no difference, the enhancer methylation status at all the interrogated sites is lower in old CD3+ T cells with a 26% mean reduction in comparison with young mice (Fig. 2B).
These largely un-interrogated questions also begin to touch on more fundamental issues of what it means to be human.
He is tried, convicted, and interrogated.
The eight were interrogated and released.
Then having her interrogated by a child.
