Sentence examples for interrogating a set of from inspiring English sources

Interrogating a set of circumstances is the work of any rehearsal room.

Examples could include interrogating a set of 50 300 exons from selected "target" genes, or a set of 400 500 single-copy loci for analysis of karyotypic changes at relatively low resolution, but with high signal:noise ratios at each locus tested, and in a simple, fast and inexpensive assay.

Consider a reader that interrogates a set of tags in its communication range by transmitting an UWB signal with a specific spreading code.

We interrogated a set of donor-matched atherosclerotic and normal aortic samples ranging from histological grade III to VII, with a high-density (>450,000 CpG sites) DNA methylation microarray.

A transcript is interrogated with a set of 16 probes, which is called a "probeset".

This array type interrogates with a set of 764,885 probes 36.079 annotated reference sequences (NCBI build 36).

One of the strengths of our study is the capability of the whole-blood miR-200 and miR-141 deregulation to predict PFS and OS was interrogated across a set of BC patients with a comprehensive clinical, pathological and long-term outcome data.

Datgan is freely available for download (via http://www.simonjohnlab.org) and can be used to construct platforms for viewing and interrogating any set of microarray or RNA-seq based transcription profiling datasets.

Future work with high throughput assays [ 90- 92] and activity-based selections [ 93- 95] should interrogate a broader set of lineages and conditions.

These arrays are conceptually based on the Human Genome sequence assembly UCSC hg18, NCBI Build 36 and interrogate with a set of 764,885 probes 28,869 annotated genes.

In particular, this means that we have not understood or interrogated leading as a set of personal leadership qualities and/or characteristics, even though this propensity has seemed to prevail in educational leadership literature.