David Davis replies that it's natural that the UK would want to "interrogate rigorously" any demand placed on its taxpayers.
On the latter, he said, "we have a duty to our taxpayers to interrogate it rigorously".
Addressing profit levels, assessment methodologies and land value assumptions, it insists on developers providing the council with a working electronic version of their viability assessment, in which every variable can be rigorously interrogated.
Our findings provide the scientific rationale to collect these tumor specimens so that validation of biomarkers of acquired resistance could be rigorously interrogated.
"His interrogator interrogated.
A 4-plane 16-sensor ERT array retrofitted to a 7.5 l stirred vessel has been used to rigorously interrogate the single feed semi-batch precipitation of barium sulphate, providing over 1000 spatially varying data points per 'captured' frame.
Hyman's discussion of Wilson's work suggests an obsession, the kind nursed by a writer who knows himself to have a superior intellect, a person whose teachers have always told him how smart he is, and who cannot understand why everyone is reading this mere plot summarizer who has never bothered to rigorously interrogate the philosophical underpinnings of his discourse.
UK Brexit secretary David Davis said he had a duty to tax payers to "rigorously interrogate" the EU's position on the bill.
We agree that a more insightful discussion centers on interesting recent work that attempts to rigorously interrogate the pain specificity of statistics maps by using multivariate pattern analysis (MVPA), as we and others have been doing (see: Brodersen et al., 2012; Brown et al., 2011; Duff et al., 2015; Marquand et al., 2010; Wager, 2015; Wager et al., 2013).
Travellers are interrogated.
She was interrogated daily.
