The use of smart fabrics in sports, where the patterns of data collected by the costume visually and numerically display the conditions of the player/performance, holds potential for the ways in which we interrogate the interrelationship of clothing and performance across a range of arenas.
Models based on fundamental physical laws appear in this way to be objective descriptions of reality, which we can interrogate to understand reality.
This developmental assessment battery provided five scales of cognitive and behavioral ability (gross motor, fine motor, expressive language, receptive language, and visual reception) from which we could interrogate the inherent relationship between structural and functional development.
Therefore, the oriental beetle sex pheromone represents the single most ecologically relevant semiochemical by which we could repeatedly interrogate the P. pacificus genes involved for host sensing and other unexplored developmental roles.
One can count fluorescent "dots" on chromosomes, which is routinely done for FISH (and which we used to interrogate chromosome 21), but this approach cannot quantitatively report (in a reliable way) template copies e.g., multiple copies of a target within a single dot.
To evaluate the degree to which RBPs are phosphorylated, we interrogated phosphoproteome data that were obtained by tandem mass spectrometry of synchronized adult worms and that identified 6780 phosphorylation sites on 2373 proteins (Zielinska et al. 2009).
To further investigate the mechanisms by which VMY impacts cell survival, we interrogated proteins involved in DNA damage response and stress signaling.
Some diagnoses may have been entered in the free text of the computer system, which we did not interrogate.
Finally, we interrogated the TCGA Ovarian Cancer Dataset in which the mRNA expression of 12.624 genes in 517 high grade serous EOC is reported (The Cancer Genome Atlas Research Network, 2011).
Part of what I wanted to do in "What We See When We Read" is interrogate the ways in which we use the word "see".
