Here, the Exon Array PGF was modified by removing a randomly selected probe from each probe set with more than one interrogating probe, and then re-summarizing the expression levels.
That lens isn't Coates's alone, but it's one worth interrogating.
A member of the anti-Soviet mujahedeen, he was arrested at his home in Kabul one night, interrogated by Russians, tortured with electric shocks in an intelligence service jail, and then sentenced to 20 years in Pul-i-Charkhi.
The portrait painter is charm personified, a sprightly presence in his idyllic studio, but even though I'm asking the questions, it feels as if I am the one being interrogated – visually, at least.
Two weeks ago, in a series of early morning tweets, Trump declared that "President Obama was tapping my phones in October, just prior to Election!" Perhaps he thought that no one would interrogate his words.
Regardless of what you think of Mallah himself, the question itself was a valid one, and interrogated the government's planned overruling of the judicial system.
Promoter microarrays are useful because they enable one to interrogate easily over 30,000 gene promoters.
Monitoring the metabolic signatures of HP contrast agents allows one to interrogate disease aggressiveness, progression, and response to treatment.
In addition, human xenografts allow one to interrogate the efficacy of human-specific drugs such as proteins (eg, interferons) or antibodies (eg, bevacizumab).
All but the last of these studies used the Universal Soybean Linkage Panel [ 19], a Golden Gate assay that allows one to interrogate 1,536 SNPs at a time, a subset of which will be informative in a given set of materials [ 20].
Using the optogenetic toolbox, by co-expression of both opsins, one can interrogate the vMCx using this novel method which is different from the electrical intracortical microstimulation (ICMS) which known to be the classical approach in neurophysiology.
