Sentence examples similar to may have interrogated from inspiring English sources

Smith and his team have interrogated normative thinking.

DR. GAWLIK: I have interrogated seven witnesses before the Commission.

They wouldn't have interrogated her all night.

(One wonders how Jane Austin might have interrogated such hinged moments).

Each modification may reside on the same MYC allele, or two distinct populations of alleles (or cells) may have been interrogated in the ChIP assays.

None has interrogated the rat genome for different gene classes that may be relevant for understanding methylome-transcriptome associations.

It has interrogated and arrested scores of them and has broken up Salafist rallies on Fridays.

Coakley's rebuttal witnesses consisted of officers who had interrogated the prisoners at Camp Shoemaker.

Users who interactively interrogate such repositories may have problems in retrieving sample fields that present limited associated information, due for instance to incomplete entries or sometimes unusable files.

Recently Lamb et al (2006) described a database of drug gene response signatures known as the CMAP that can be interrogated to identify drugs that may have synergistic mechanisms of action.

Still, even without the "red team/blue team" exercise going forward for now, Pruitt's allies say that he may have succeeded in giving them more opportunities to interrogate the findings of federal climate research.