Sentence examples for we can interrogate from inspiring English sources

This decision maker would rather "get the structures right, so we can interrogate data as is appropriate and have everyone have confidence in that interrogation" (Australia Decision Maker 1).

So now we can interrogate any enhancer-promoter relationship at will.

And we can interrogate the brains of rats if we have a pointer.

Is it necessary for there to be a sort of cultural/historical gap before we can interrogate trauma?

An in-class exercise will demonstrate how we can interrogate our memory to bring back the details otherwise forgotten.

"We can interrogate for any calendar year in the last thousands of years what trees thought of their growth conditions," says a paleoecologist.

The methods we have developed so far can interrogate the behavior of single cancer cells, visualize signatures of disease in vivo, and verify the delivery radiation treatments.

We need more education that can interrogate and dismantle the sources of online violence; the quiet acquiescence of bystanders to online misogyny, racism, homophobia and transphobia; and the fears witnesses have of becoming targets of violence themselves.

We have, for example, developed molecular modeling tools that can interrogate the interplay between individual genetic variations and available pain medications, so as to predict the most appropriate line of treatment for each individual patient (Yang et al., 2012).

What we really need are powerful people in the media who can interrogate and examine the assumptions and dynamics that put MacFarlane in a position to demean so many.

"What we felt," she continues, "was that if you have support, pushy family members who can interrogate decisions and corral the professionals, you can get somewhere.