Sentence examples for probed later from inspiring English sources

If probed later on, however, there would have been sufficient time in which to distinguish that what was being heard mapped onto a specific object depicted in the scene, with appropriate modulation of the eye movement system.

"And I'm supposed to trust you on that?" Colbert probed, asking later, "You wouldn't call that data mining?" Not surprisingly, Schmidt answered with firm, "We actually don't do data mining".

Their understanding of assessment at their medical school was probed, and later validated with the assessment department of the respective medical school.

Data were also analysed iteratively so that early results could be incorporated and probed in later interviews to increase the depth of the findings.

He was sentenced to 10 years in prison but was mysteriously released after serving only three years; a congressional probe later concluded that the syndicate's influence reached to high levels of the federal executive.

But when the Soviet Union collapsed and research funding evaporated, Russian space scientists focused their meager resources on the Mars-94 probe (later transmuted into Mars-96).

Acoustic reverberations do not influence the accuracy of the SSS oxygenation measurements because they arrive at the optoacoustic probe later than the SSS signal due to longer acoustic path.

First, each of the gene probes (except for ITIH5, which we have published before[ 7]) was hybridized to a Northern blot containing poly A+ RNA derived from 16 different human normal tissues (Multiple Tissue Northern Blot – MTN) to determine its transcript size(s) and the specificity of the probes later used for cDNA dot blot hybridization.

In either case, the channel is probed at a later instant under the same rules.

Suitable nanowire junctions with electrodes at the ends were located using optical microscopy and later probed with an Agilent 4155C Semiconductor Analyzer as the current forcing device.

Near-transform-limited, broadband femtosecond pump and Stokes pulses impulsively prepare a rotational Raman coherence, which is later probed using a high-energy, frequency-narrow picosecond beam generated by the second-harmonic bandwidth compression scheme that has recently been demonstrated for rotational CARS generation in H2/air flat flames.