Sentence examples for changes to gauge from inspiring English sources

Thus, scattered light and bacteria-targeted fluorescence, coupled with new statistical metrics, appear to more generally enable rapid flow cytometry signal changes to gauge antibiotic resistance over a wide range of bacteria/antibiotic combinations.

Our models provide global, quantitative projections of wildfire that can be compared to existing studies of climate change to gauge not only their agreement in scope and location, but also disparities that can direct refinements in subsequent studies.

Investors look for even the slightest changes in wording to gauge shifts in the Fed's outlook.

The closeness of identified paired copy number changes was examined to gauge the evidence for and against a clonal origin of the tumor pairs.

The FCC's "green light" to "robocall blocking technologies" involves an apparently simple rule change with harder to gauge consequences.

The vulnerability of Antarctic marine species to the many facets of climate change is hard to gauge and much debated [36], [37].

In addition, and in analogy to voltage clamp experiments, in which the output current is used to measure changes in membrane conductance [ 75], the output of this controller allowed us to gauge changes in cholinergic efficacy.

But, in seeking to gauge changes in US monetary conditions, investors have been looking in the wrong place.

The exams were fundamentally different from those given in 2005, so the results cannot be compared with earlier tests to gauge changes in proficiency.

RMS head output and signal dropouts are monitored to gauge changes in magnetic performance during tape cycling.

Further studies should incorporate electrophysiological assessment to gauge changes in synaptic strength of direct and indirect pathways between the cortex and spinal cord in response to multimodal exercises.