Sentence examples for routinely probes from inspiring English sources

Because L. heterotoma routinely probes host larvae to determine whether they have been parasitized previously by a conspecific [29] [31], it may be capable of detecting whether or not a fly larva is infected with Spiroplasma, as these bacteria reside in the hemolymph and other tissues.

From a clinical point of view, given the hazards associated with AIA, clinicians should routinely probe for AIA, and should systematically target these symptoms with treatment.

Don't think you will be spared being hacked because your business is small, because attackers routinely probe sites large and small alike, looking for vulnerabilities.

But when the next generation of 30-meter-class telescopes comes online in the next decade, the astronomers say they will be able to routinely probe the cradle of early galaxies.

A 2010 survey of the Society for Human Resources Management's member firms found that more than 90percentt routinely probe job applicants' backgrounds.

However, by the time patients were aged 60 and above, 79% of the physicians surveyed indicated that they routinely probed cognitive function.

Eighty-four percent (84%) of physicians did not routinely probe cognitive function in patients aged 25 40, and 65% of physicians did not routinely probe cognitive function in patients aged 41 59 (Figure S1); in both instances, the primary reason they selected for not probing was that the patient was neither showing nor complaining of cognitive deficits (Table S2).

The genetic architecture of complex phenotypes in plants and trees is routinely probed by scanning the genome for DNA sequence polymorphisms through QTL mapping and association studies [ 34].

In later purification runs, before pooling αSyn-containing SEC fractions for AEC, we routinely probed a range of SEC fractions with specific antibodies that recognize the principal contaminating proteins and one that detects αSyn.

Secondly the emission spectrum of GFP was suboptimal for use with tissues, cells and in combination with other routinely used probes.

But what started out as a medical instrument is now used routinely to probe complex questions about behaviour and motivation.