Sentence examples for rather interrogate from inspiring English sources

And so are those who would rather interrogate him forever than face him over a cup of tea.

Furthermore, because callers do not perceive 911 operators to be members of law enforcement, deceptive callers may exhibit less controlled behavior and more cues of deception; consequently, 911 callers may become more engaged in interpersonal communication and be less guarded because 911 operators interview rather than interrogate.

More importantly, appeals courts will not look kindly upon the behavior of law enforcement officials who should have realized that the Miranda decision required them to give my client, who was not under arrest, every opportunity to speak with an attorney rather than interrogate them as soon as possible".

Rather than interrogate specific proteins for their capacity to repress viral mRNA synthesis, we chose to establish an experimental system that would allow us to rapidly monitor repression of a single HSV IE gene, the ICP0 gene.

Rather than interrogate specific proteins for their capacity to interact with ICP0, we chose to use live-cell imaging to determine if new clues might be obtained by tracking the distribution of a green fluorescent protein (GFP -tagged form of ICP0 in HSV-infected cells over time.

However, in Critical Interpretive Synthesis (CIS) it is not possible to know specifically what findings will be found in advance of searches and the aim is rather to interrogate a particular field of research [ 19].

Following the RAMESES guidelines, the intent will not be to provide a quantifiable summary of the abstracted variables but rather to interrogate the interaction between context, mechanism and outcomes.

The Obama administration had been criticised for giving Abdulmutallab the right to remain silent rather than interrogating him as a military prisoner.

They also make for better rankings of graduate-recruitment schemes: the researchers of these rankings often interview students about their preferences, rather than interrogating those who have actually started a new job.

It's just attacking the symptom of a problem, rather than interrogating the root causes.

Analysis of respiratory oscillation pattern in S.cerevisae reveals a large group of genes (or rather transcripts interrogated by Affymetrix probe sets) that demonstrate a clear oscillating pattern consistent with that of highly expressed genes (Supplemental Figure S2).