Sentence examples for time to interrogate from inspiring English sources

And Pakistani officials suggested that the process of verifying the prisoners' claims of American nationality was slowed down, with American concurrence, to give the Pakistanis time to interrogate them.

As we observe this year's International Women's Day, it is time to interrogate opportunities for the women of Africa in enhancing the growth trajectory already being seen.

This technology makes it possible, for the first time, to interrogate low abundance transcripts, which may comprise as much as half of the non-structural RNA within a cell.

Total RNA from cultured and interacting cells was isolated after different points of time to interrogate the molecular events during early, mid-level and late interaction stages of infection (0.5, 4, and 24 hours post infection, respectively).

While complete re-sequencing of GWAS regions in large sample sets would ultimately be desirable, our approach undoubtedly represents the most time and cost-effective method available at the present time to interrogate and prioritize the most plausible causal variants underpinning GWAS studies.

You are forced to take these couple of steps back all the time and try to interrogate yourself as to why you've done something and where it will lead".

It is a time for them to interrogate their understanding of the world, even as they grasp more tightly everything they know and hold constant.

He has sweet songs, but at other times he seems to interrogate rhythm and tonality and song structure, making the listener uncomfortable.

By using patient-specific iPS cells, "for the very first time, we're able to interrogate neurons from Huntington's disease … [and] Lou Gehrig's disease, in the dish".

The first time I'd tried to interrogate one of Sal Marcano's men, things had gone sour.

In assessing differences in proliferation, 2-way ANOVA was performed to interrogate time points as categorical variables.