Sentence examples for probed that from inspiring English sources

"Modern America has a soul, not only a body, and Bellah probed that soul more deeply and subtly than anyone in his field or his time," Steven M. Tipton, a professor in the Candler School of Theology at Emory University, wrote in an e-mail on Monday.

Schwarzenegger has probed that tender point at every opportunity.

Based on the data obtained from Mulliken atomic charge profile, % contribution on HOMO, and total energies, it is theoretically probed that C2 is the interaction site of quinoline.

A month later the patient from figures a and b came to the ER with acute abdominal pain; unenhanced CT with iodinated oral contrast was performed, showing a perforated duodenal ulcer with oral contrast leakage (arrowhead), microbiological and pathological exams probed that it was a duodenal ulcer caused by S. japonicum.

While β-cells' proliferative potential has important therapeutic implications for T1DM [55], only few experimental studies have probed that proliferative potential and the factors regulating it during β-cell autoimmunity [11], [25], [26], [56].

This means that for a probe, of length 25, designed to have only the central base probed that there will frequently be at least one additional mismatch per probe and possibly several.

In the next few days, the Senate should probe that philosophy more deeply.

And the markets continue to probe that discomfort.

To probe that frontier, Baxter is serving as a test subject for robot psychology.

"They are capitalizing on others' awareness and actively probing that awareness".

Then, an experiment is designed to probe that structure as extensively as possible.