Sentence examples for chase measures from inspiring English sources

JPMorgan Chase measures its assets in trillions.

Notably, the bleach-chase method is said to compare well to the gold standard of radioactive pulse chase to measure half-lives, and both methods are less invasive than cycloheximide treatment.

To distinguish between these possibilities, we performed actinomycin D chase experiments to measure the half-life of HIF1A mRNA after USP52 knockdown.

After 1 h incubation with nanostructures and DFHBI-1T ("pulse", step 2), cells were either washed and analyzed by flow cytometry ("time 0", steps 3 and 4) or kept in aptamer-free medium for various times ("chase", step 5) prior to measuring cell staining by flow cytometry (step 6).

Clashes over costs and fears that security measures would chase away customers hobbled Yahoo's efforts, leading to the 2014 breach of 500 million users.

But now we've got to ask the question: What could measures to chase that kind of speculative money out of oil futures do for all of us regular Joes paying through the nose at the gas pumps?

The disclosures could hurt Facebook as it tries to persuade firms away from advertising on Google and to use its own targeted advertising, and to chase likes as a measure of approval.

The maze tasks are the Groton Maze Chase Task Measuring visuomotor processing speed and the Groton Maze Learning Task measuring spatial working memory and learning which are presented on a 10 × 10 computer grid of tiles.

They will chase each other around the moon measuring the distance to each other with great precision.

All four gubernatorial candidates oppose the measure, claiming it would chase away businesses and result in worker shortages.

In [17], the algorithm uses interesting measures and clustering techniques to chase out redundancy and to keep rules which satisfy predefined criteria.