Sentence examples for a method to gauge from inspiring English sources

Scientists spent much of the nineteen-eighties, for instance, developing a method to gauge the viral content of seawater, evidently unaware that the same technique had been perfected more than twenty years earlier, in 1967.

No direct measurements of the intensity of Earth's magnetic field exist before 1837, when mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss invented a method to gauge it.

The originality and value of their work was to attempt to devise a method to gauge whether a disruptive innovation assessment could indeed be used to provide a prediction about the success of an innovation.

This comparison also served as a method to gauge differences that arise from the codon bias within the various host genomes.

Using an array of catch and fish life-cycle data, they have devised a new statistical method to gauge the health of fish stocks, and applied it to over 7,000 fisheries.

Volumetric analysis is a much more sensitive method to gauge size compared with the use of histological sections or whole-mount preparations.

Because the pharynx is required for ingestion of food, we developed an assay that measures the recovery of feeding behavior after selective pharynx removal as a rapid and quantitative method to gauge the extent of pharyngeal regeneration (Ito et al., 2001).

The son of an innkeeper, he is said to have conceived the idea of tapping with the fingers when he recalled that he had used this method to gauge the level of the fluid contents of his father's casks.

High- quality data have shown us that the best method to gauge readiness for discontinuation of mechanical ventilation is quite simply to try it [ 47, 48].

Never rely on the eyeball method to gauge air pressure in tires.

You can choose from ten different methods to gauge historical and so-called predictive patterns on ETFs.