investigator造句

I contacted a private investigator for tips on my investigation.

An investigator said an employee told the suspects they weren't in a bank.

The study's lead investigator was Joachim Hallmayer, M.D., an associate professor of psychiatry at Stanford University.

Mary Carrington, a senior investigator at the National Cancer Institute, also studies the genes that control NK cells.

"That's about twice as wet as the Sahara," said Anthony Colaprete, principal investigator of the LCROSS mission.

Rowan Chlebowski, the study's lead investigator and chief oncologist from the Los Angeles Biomedical Research Institute, said in a statement.

Our investigator observed employees working in gowns that had unraveled stitching extending from hoods, zippers, and pants.

After more than 30 years as an investigator, he is sure that crooks will eventually find a way around any defence.

"Our findings indicate that the plague traveled to Europe over at least two channels, which then went their separate ways," said fellow investigator Barbara Bramanti.

But just then my cell phone rang. It was a private-investigator friend from Mexico City calling about a "research" job in the jungle.

The contractor should provide a cyber investigator, a locally specialized threat analyst, a foreign-speaking analyst with cyber investigative skills and a constant watch team.

One dream investigator raised or lowered the hospital bed of dreaming test subjects and upon awakening, some of them reported dreams of falling or flying.

"That's a real concern and question," said James Russell, an atmospheric scientist at Hampton University and the principal investigator of an ongoing NASA satellite mission to study the clouds.

A lead French accident investigator probing the crash of an Air France jetliner says he is not optimistic that search efforts in the south Atlantic will produce the doomed plane's flight recorders.

Lead investigator, Dr. Mark Wagner, an associate professor of psychology at Wagner College in Staten Island, New York, presented the findings last month at the annual meeting of the American Psychological Society in New Orleans.