Sentence examples for interrogated thus from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, this finding highlights the power of an unbiased deep sequencing approach by not only facilitating detection of the viral pathogen but also enabling elements of the host response to be simultaneously interrogated, thus generating new hypotheses for analysis of host-pathogen interactions.

Each step can be examined separately or both can be jointly interrogating thus, testing the entire pathway.

We thus interrogated the pseudovirus mutants for RT activity.

We thus interrogated GLUT1 function in this fly model of HD via several approaches.

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Thus, we interrogated how the flux limitation obtained from single gene regulation influenced the overall starch production flux (Additional file 1, Figure S7).

Thus, we interrogated our breast cancer cohort for which we have both miRNA (Buffa et al, 2011) and mRNA expresssion data, and in which we have previously employed a hypoxia scoring system to stratify tumours (Winter et al, 2007; Buffa et al, 2010).

This view is particularly prevalent among two groups of people: a) journalists, who could thus interrogate officials to try to establish whether corruption is afoot and/or to get some quotes from their chosen scapegoat; and b) managers, who, after being denied a penalty or a corner or whatever, could at least get the satisfaction of seeing officials publicly take responsibility for their errors.

Currently, however, most microfluidic systems require external desktop instrumentation to operate and interrogate the chip, thus strongly limiting their use as stand-alone systems.

Interrogating scarcity is thus congruent with (indeed exemplified by) Pogge's powerful argument that global responsibility is inescapable given the nature of historical and contemporary interconnections, as embodied in economic institutions as well as discrete policy choices.

Swept source OCT (SS-OCT) uses tunable lasers to sweep the wavelength of the light to interrogate the tissue, thus allowing the reconstruction of a depth-resolved axial scan (A-scan or A-line) [ 4].