Sentence examples for probing connections from inspiring English sources
The Senate Intelligence Committee ― which is also probing connections between the Trump team and Russian officials ― does not necessarily need to have proof that the tapes exist in order to subpoena them, Bradley Moss, a national security lawyer, told HuffPost.
As an effectiveness evaluation, the primary evaluation question was causal in nature; the key task of the evaluative study was to establish and probe connections between the intervention and positive psychosocial outcomes for youth and families.
The probe connection was situated such that arterial blood first passed over the probe tip for counting, followed by the peristaltic pump, to prevent back-flow when infusing via the second T-connection.
Investigators are probing possible connections between Mr. Gaubert and Ziad Takieddine, a Franco-Lebanese businessman who was charged with fraud last week over arms contracts with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.
If it is, axon terminal expression of TRPM8 could also be useful for probing functional connections between neurons of disparate brain regions.
Last year, Marsalis and Eric Clapton probed the connections between traditional jazz and the blues-rock of the British Invasion.
In August, journalists probed the connections between Paul Manafort, Trump's campaign chairman at the time, and the pro-Russia politicians he had worked for in Ukraine.
The LHC cannot probe those connections as easily because it collides protons with protons.
To comply with such extreme requirements, specific techniques were developed for probes and connections.
In addition to mass market channels, we probe social connections - which theory indicates are essential to the reform process - through a SCALE-UP census.
Probing this connection, Yuuki Murakami and colleagues at Kyushu University and Chiba University, both in Japan, decided to try switching off the production of trienoic fatty acids in plants susceptible to heat.
