Sentence examples for interrogating a number of from inspiring English sources

Thousands of people took part in a mass funeral procession, while the police said they were interrogating a number of suspects with possible links to the bombing, which was claimed by an affiliate of IS.

Tenet does make valid points, says Glenn Carle, a veteran CIA operative who was responsible for interrogating a number of high-level al Qaeda terrorists.

A second investigation, codenamed Operation Iden, concentrated on events in 2002 at Bagram airfield north of Kabul, where the US military had established a prison, and where both MI5 and MI6 officers interrogated a number of suspects after being given written instruction from London that "the law does not require you to intervene to prevent" the mistreatment they were witnessing.

Experimental tasks were designed to interrogate a number of different timing operations with both sub- and supra-second stimuli.

We have in addition interrogated a number of whole-block tissue sections to investigate the prevalence of AR copy number altered PCa within individual selected samples.

Similarly, we could interrogate a number of data sources to ensure that the individuals included in the study had a consistent date of diagnosis.

We have designed resequencing microarrays to test the performance of this platform when interrogating a large number of exons (164 total) from genes associated with cancer.

This cut-off, although relatively high, was optimized to reduce the occurrence of false negative data in data sets interrogating a small number of gene sets.

Because interrogating a large number of ROHs is not a problem for our tool, a genetics professional can analyze multiple ROHs each as low as 1 Mb in length.

Despite these differences, 18 AIMs cannot resolve the detailed population differences between this South African population and other African groups, as the Bantu expansion occurred rather recently in history (∼4000 years ago), and one would expect that only major differences would be observable when interrogating a small number of markers.

The data have been interrogated at a number of levels.