Sentence examples for we interrogated whether from inspiring English sources

We interrogated whether differences in KI67 levels reflect differences in stem cell potential.

We interrogated whether expression of these probesets correctly classified samples according to histology.

On the basis of these lines of evidence, we interrogated whether RARRES3 expression in primary ER− tumors also correlated with well-established mammary epithelial differentiation genes.

Next, we interrogated whether the increased osteoclast burden and osteopenia in Sf mice is due to skewed myelopoeisis secondary to hypercytokinemia.

Moreover, within M0 patient samples, we interrogated whether there was different agreement according to the number of CTCs detected in the entire sample (≥3 CTCs versus <3 CTCs) using the Wilcoxon signed rank test.

Consistent with our previous study, we found that DCIS lesions with high activin A expression exhibited reduced telomere signal (P = 0.03) and higher levels of γH2AX (P = 0.01) and COX-2 (P = 0.01) when compared with lesions with low activin A. Next, we interrogated whether activin A expression levels in a DCIS lesion could reflect the characteristics of adjacent stromal cells in vivo.

We further interrogated whether differences in excitatory and inhibitory synapses described above could underlie changes in synaptic strength, such as LTP responses, considered the cellular substrate of memory function [ 53].

We also interrogated whether Ly-6C+/Ly-6G+ cellsupportrt lung and liver breast cancer metastasis given the significant enrichment of these immune cells into (lung) or surrounding (liver) metastatic nodules.

"We interrogated them very closely about whether they were making the correct call," he said.

We interrogated our database to determine whether paralogy was a useful predictor of essentiality.

We interrogated NJR-PROMs data to ascertain whether there is an early functional benefit to resurfacing the patella, both overall and for each of the five most popular primary knee designs through use of the Oxford Knee Score.