Sentence examples for one to interrogate from inspiring English sources

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].

This sort of side-by-side preclinical study highlights the necessity for selecting the animal model based on the pathological feature of OA one wishes to interrogate.

"It's one thing to interrogate for intelligence purposes and another with a view to prosecuting someone before a military tribunal," Mr. Noon said.

In the other, which takes place years later, Graysmith goes alone one night to interrogate an informant and ends up fleeing for his life.

The micro-analysis of socio-technological disasters offers one way to interrogate the construction and challenge of professional expertise at both the empirical and conceptual levels.

This might have been why her mom despite her own love for music was less than thrilled when she found out about her daughter's new DJing hobby, and turned up at a club where she was playing one night to interrogate management.

One method to interrogate the stability and dynamics of a purified protein is to examine its sensitivity to proteases (Park and Marqusee 2006).

In addition, the built-in capabilities of Pathway Tools allow one to interactively interrogate the organism metabolic pathways map overlaid with experimental data (such as those shown in Figures 2 and 3), in order to investigate observed patterns.