Sentence examples for Further gauge from inspiring English sources

Thus, we strongly encourage future studies to adopt a lab experiment method to further gauge the causality among our major study variables.

To further gauge the mediation and conditional indirect effects, we performed regression and bootstrapping analysis via SPSS Process Macro as suggested by Preacher and Hayes (2008), and Preacher et al. (2007).

To further gauge the robustness of our findings with regard to the imputation strategy as such, we restrict our sample to years for which information on both of our main variables exists.

To further gauge this mediation effect, we then ran a bootstrapping analysis (5000 bootstrap samples) and results show that the proposed mediation effect is significant (B = 0.11, SE = 0.06, 95% CI: [0.02 0.24]), thus Hypothesis 2 is supported.

The Olympics and the size of the audience it attracts (the largest sporting event in the world, and the largest overall TV audience in the world after the World Cup) will further gauge the popularity of online media as well as investigate revenue models.

Note the time of day, the situation, etc. as a further gauge of your color progress.

Students' understanding of variation and distribution within and across data representations was further gauged from the assessment items (third research question).

The contribution of SIRT1 in promoting replicative senescence can be further gauged from the finding that it deacetylates histone H1 on lysine 26 (K26), and also histone H4 at K16 and H3 on K9, to endorse facultative heterochromatin formation (Vaquero et al., 2004).

We further gauged the importance of AMPK activation and PEA15 Ser phosphorylation in its association with FADD in breast cancer cells.

Given the previous implication of ferritin and other iron-binding proteins (that is, transferrin and hepcidin) in SLE, we pursued this increase further to gauge its clinical significance and possible mechanistic origins.

He planned to contact the bidders, as well as those who had attended open houses in advance to view auction properties, to gauge further interest.