Sentence examples for would have probed from inspiring English sources
Beyond Mr. Codey's business dealings, Republicans would have probed Mr. Codey's record in the state Legislature, where he has been a wily fixture for three decades.
And focus groups would have probed how to address and even co-opt his key contentions such as porous borders must be secured, trade deals are costing American jobs, the Iraq war was a mistake, our allies should contribute more for defense.
Leveson knew, and I think they probably would've probed me a bit harder had they not known I'd been puking on the way there".
Should I have probed further?
For years, scientists have probed this connection.
Any reasonable prediction procedure that looks for simple cutoffs using even one probe comparing young samples to old samples would have found probes that completely cross-validated (unbiased) in terms of classifying young from old in 21 of the sites, and nearly completely separated young from old for at least 500.
He hadn't said, "I would never date or sleep with an Asian guy" (though I'm sure he would have, had I probed).
The use of an XL probe would have been ideal; however, this probe was not available yet at the time of the study.
We assumed that part of some nuclei can be lost during slicing and therefore not all nuclei in a section would have their full probe complement.
In the former case, the highly conservative present or marginal MAS5 flag call filter required for all 40 microarrays in the hierarchical clustering analysis shown in Figure 1 would have eliminated any probe sets adversely affected by SNP variation in the animal population and yet there was still strong genetic structure in the dataset.
