Sentence examples for necessary to interrogate from inspiring English sources

I found it necessary to interrogate them, to investigate their intentions.

He said the US had taken the two men to Afghanistan because of a "lack of relevant linguists necessary to interrogate them effectively in Iraq".

APEX has been used to capture entire organelle proteomes with high temporal resolution, but its breadth of labeling is generally thought to preclude the higher spatial resolution necessary to interrogate specific protein networks.

Therefore, it is necessary to interrogate sensitivity of the radiotracer for detecting Aβ in vivo at concentrations relevant for clinical nuclear imaging.

Therefore, he argued, to understand the ancient age, it was necessary to interrogate the language of the early texts as the means to recover the world as perceived by the ancient people.

To adequately represent the prevailing wind conditions at a source for the purpose of fully probabilistic analysis it is necessary to interrogate the full range of meteorological data over a period of years and for temporal ranges that sufficiently characterize the seasonal variations, in order to incorporate the uncertainty in any particular set of conditions at the source.

But nowadays the ideology of choice is proving just as problematic as that of normativeness in the realm of the family and it is necessary, not retrograde, to interrogate that.

While we do not have the necessary genomic data to interrogate CNVs within our samples for this study, we nonetheless explored whether the genes identified above overlapped with any known structural variation in the Database of Genomic Variants [ 43] and previously published array comparative genomic hybridization (aCGH) data on breast cancer cell lines [ 44].

To interrogate whether Numb is necessary for the localization of E-cad, we generated a stable clone of MDCKII in which Numb expression was ablated by a specific shRNA (Supplementary Figure S2A and B).

She said it was necessary that young Muslims be given "safe spaces" to interrogate the views of groups such as Isis.

These tools typically provide a holistic view of system wide resource usage; allowing a user to interrogate machine specific resource usage if necessary.