Sentence examples for directly weigh from inspiring English sources

Lacking a way to directly weigh particles as small as atoms and molecules, and having no means to unambiguously determine the formulas of compounds, chemists in different countries developed several different incompatible atomistic systems.

The first one was filtered through polyvinylidene fluoride filters (PVDF, pore size of 0.22 μm) in order to directly weigh the amount of dispersed graphene and determine the actual graphene concentration.

Things are often different on the state level, where the voters directly weigh in on the composition of the state judiciary.

While he said that he could not directly weigh in on the facts of the case as other investigations are still ongoing, Obama did take the opportunity to address the issue of police mistrust, especially in the wake of the shootings of Michael Brown, Tamir Rice, and Trayvon Martin.

Samples were directly weighed in laboratory-made polytetrafluoroethylene vessels.

Third-grade children (n=33,672) were directly weighed and measured throughout the school years by trained health care professionals.

Using a system-level modeling approach, the economic benefits of enhanced gas recovery can be directly weighed against the costs and benefits of CO2 injection.

Clinton has secured a number of endorsements from high-profile LGBT groups – but they haven't yet directly weighed in on the controversy.

The software in question can be considered critical as it directly weighs the forensic evidence allowing judges to decide on guilt or innocence or to identify person or kin (i.e.: in mass fatalities).

Bill Bradley, a former Democratic senator from New Jersey, demurred on directly weighing in on what defined a "constituent," but he said that he often felt a dual responsibility when working on national issues.

However, it can be assumed that little loss occurred by directly weighing and spiking of tylosin tartrate.