Sentence examples for now interrogate from inspiring English sources

We now interrogate whether cardiomyocyte-specific, transgenic CRNK expression prevents LV remodeling and HF in a mouse model of dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) caused by constitutively active Protein Kinase Cε (caPKCε).

This point became an inspiration to the course I teach now, interrogating how memory is (re produced while merging the visual with the written.

And all we can do now is interrogate the ways that black and white people interact with each other in order to understand how implicit biases express themselves as overt racism or prejudice.

With the advance of ChIP-chip technologies, we can now computationally interrogate the interactions between cis-acting elements and transcription factors using experimental data [ 44].

"They will now be interrogating these issues much more thoroughly".

He is now being interrogated while in military custody on a Navy ship in the Mediterranean Sea, officials said.

The overseas crimes of America's recent past would now be interrogated from a victim's point of view.

Mornings now, she interrogated the mirror with new ruthlessness, curious about whether Preparation H could, as she'd heard, reduce the puffiness around one's eyes.

He was arrested along with 12 other activists who are now being interrogated in Insein prison, where international rights groups say torture and ill treatment are common.

What legal rights should be accorded to the terrorists -- including some trained to be savage suicide-murderers -- now being interrogated at our base in Guantánamo?

The United States has confirmed that several midlevel Qaeda operatives are now being interrogated overseas, including Ramzi bin al-Shibh, who is suspected of being directly linked to the Sept. 11 terror attacks.