Sentence examples for is needed to probe from inspiring English sources

Nobody has ever seen this fossil, so I get to see it as it is coming out of the rock - it is almost like magic". However, while preparatory work can reveal the surface of the fossil in remarkable detail, a more hi-tech solution is needed to probe deeper inside.

A linear extrapolation of the data for nanocrystalline Ni, for example, suggests that a minimum value of Q > 8 Å−1 or an equivalent of crystallographic planes with d < 0.78 Å is needed to probe the grain interior of Ni nanocrystals, which should have the bulk modulus approaching that of the bulk Ni.

Yes, a truly independent investigation is needed to probe charges that the Russian government interfered with the U.S. election.

Therefore, experimental work suitably designed to address this question is needed to probe these issues.

Further research is needed to probe this novel paradigm.

Additional research work is needed to probe into the antidiabetic, antimicrobial, and antioxidant properties of VM which may help validate its traditional claims and delineate further health benefits.

But many of the technologies and tools that will be needed to probe the brain haven't even been dreamed up yet.

The tweezers are needed to probe the fine details of a directorial universe that's simultaneously concerned with a close-up view and the big picture.

However, further investigations are needed to probe deletions, if any in the sequences of the gene or factors that bring changes at post translational levels which might be contributing to enhanced grain size in wheat.

However, future studies are needed to probe the specific causal process underlying these individuals' responses, to determine whether it is the same as that of the psychology students in Study 4 who read the Sagan passage.

However, the facilitation effect of sleep in memory consolidation and neural plasticity remains elusive [27], [28] and more studies are needed to probe how plastic change occurring during a night of sleep contributes to plasticity of spatial perception observed one day after normally coordinated sensori-motor experience.