Sentence examples for study interrogated from inspiring English sources

This study interrogated the ICT pedagogical elements, text-plus-textual metaphor (T1) or text-plus-graphical metaphors (T2).

The study interrogated an autopsy registry to investigate the histopathologic features of early stent thrombosis (ST) in patients presenting with acute coronary syndrome (ACS).

Our study interrogated the Joint Advisory Group JAGG) e-portfolio which includes data from all training centres in the UK.

This study interrogated a longitudinal primary care database representing 25% of practices within the United Kingdom for the diagnostic terms cryptogenic or idiopathic fibrosing alveolitis between 1991 and 2003.

In addition, a recent study interrogated plasma miR-10b and miR-373 levels, which are known mediators of metastasis in breast cancer, and they uncovered association of these miRNAs for detecting the lymph node metastasis, thereby showing potential as prognostic biomarkers [ 43].

In order to address this question, an American group has reported a study interrogating a clinical database of 7,820 patients admitted with acute myocardial infarction.

Contrary to previous studies of low- or intermediate-risk MDS subgroups, this study interrogates the high-risk subgroup RAEB-2 and thus has potential to find protein markers highly valuable for monitoring the disease development.

We anticipated that a well-designed molecular study interrogating thousands of genes implicated in cancer and specifically prostate cancer would help us determine a molecular signature for lethal and indolent disease.

However, these studies interrogated for the most part imprinted loci with DNA methylation in poor quality human sperms.

The largest of these studies interrogated copy-number alterations (CNAs) by SNP-chip and gene expression profiles by microarray in nearly 2,000 tumors representing all major subtypes of breast cancer [ 9].

The fundamental question of Akshay's studies interrogates the distribution of the prime numbers, any number that is divisible only by one and itself, a problem that has been troubling intellectuals since the ancient Greeks.