Passersby stop to stare, some interrogating the security guards.
Indeed, quantifying or measuring this kind of biological effect might easily differ depending upon the method used to assess hypomethylation (e.g., some methods interrogate the important small RNA sequences, whereas others do not), consistent with the current literature.
RNs felt that they needed to be well informed about vital signs and the patient's medical problems in order to be acknowledged as competent by their colleagues, especially other RNs: " Some colleagues interrogate you during the oral patient shift report, sometimes they even question why a specific treatment was initiated or an examination was not performed," a female RN stated in an interview.
Some are creating work that can be seen as reënvisioning community, some are interrogating the image, some are looking to the Internet or archives for source material of their work.
"Even the interrogators were encouraging the analysts to interrogate, and some of them some of them did lead interrogations".
Was that line, I sometimes wonder during rehearsals, spat into Britten's face that night on the docks by some irate interrogating official?
"His interrogator interrogated.
Some were interrogated by the Gestapo, but no one gave away the secret of Polish mastery of Enigma decryption.
The police used information from the computers to track down and interrogate some of the group's supporters.
A small traffic jam builds up as a police car stops to interrogate some people coming in the opposite direction.
As a young Lebanese-American recruit to the FBI, he did more than interrogate some of the al-Qaeda leaders scooped up in America's war on terror.
