Sentence examples for interrogation and analysis from inspiring English sources

It was as though I had entered a landscape that itself never slept, never dreamed, that never let up the rational alertness of daytime, the light of interrogation and analysis.

They also provide high-quality diagrammatic representations of their constituent pathways for visual interrogation and analysis.

The plethora of biomonitoring data, in turn, requires more sophisticated approaches for interrogation and analysis.

A highly organised programme such as the NHS BCSP provides an ideal data set for interrogation and analysis to refine and improve its own programme and others.

Interrogation and analysis of Affymetrix Exon junction arrays was undertaken as previously described, using the ASPIRE and ASPIRE2 programs (Ule et al., 2005b; Ince-Dunn et al., 2012).

An important component of this approach is to ensure that in situ and microarray data are fully integrated for interrogation and analysis.

AL performed database interrogation and phylogenetic analysis and drafted the manuscript.

The ultimate aim is to work towards the development of a common core dataset for prospective systematic recording of longitudinal outcomes that could inform the development of a large international database of sufficient size and breadth to support future interrogation and subset analysis.

The complexity of these metabolic networks requires systems-level interrogation, and metabolic flux analysis (MFA) with stable isotope tracing present a suitable conceptual framework for such systems.

As an alternative methodology, there is a rich history of specialized biochemical interrogation, phylogenetic analysis, and manual model building to achieve global 3D structures of ncRNAs, including the first discovered ribozymes (Kim and Cech, 1987; Lehnert et al., 1996; Bergman et al., 2004; Kazantsev and Pace, 2006; Lipfert et al., 2008).

After all, it is reasonable to assume that they might be better able to provide personnel to provide training and mentoring in civilian policing skills, as well as in more advanced areas of expertise such as criminal investigation, interrogation, and forensic crime scene analysis.