Sentence examples for gauge the contribution from inspiring English sources
I know it is hard, very hard, to see past the classifications one is accustomed to, but allow me to try, on the subject of Benedict, in order to help gauge the contribution of his papacy, and the work that remains to be done by the next pope.
In parallel, biofilms were exposed to DNase I at each point during this time course experiment to gauge the contribution of eDNA to biofilm adherence.
To gauge the contribution of domestic sources of PBDEs to the environment, Chernyak's research team compared PBDE levels inside and outside homes.
To gauge the contribution from the third codon position, we left out the corresponding bases in group 3 and reran the analysis with NONSTA.
We next focused on the loci that were demethylated by TET3 and examined the degree to which its absence affected normal demethylation in order to gauge the contribution of oxidation to their methylation trajectory.
To gauge the contribution of ROS-dependent and CLEAR-dependent components of HMOX1 response to Cu, we analysed this response in the presence of the antioxidant glutathione (GSH) along with 100 μM CuCl2 for 8 h.
Here again, autophagy level in lymphocytes may serve to help to gauge the contribution of autophagy to the effectiveness of these drugs.
Contribution analysis was then applied to gauge the contributions of United Nation Girls Education Initiative in the achievement of the outcomes.
Moreover, we were interested in gauging the contribution of trafficking in each participating tissue, which is only possible by tissue specific expression of the Rab DN forms using the UAS/GAL4 system (see below and Figure S1).
Geometrical and energetic features were also refined at MP2 level adopting clusters cut out from the chabazite framework in order to gauge the dispersive contribution to the interaction energy, not accounted for by the B3LYP functional.
Because of this, it is difficult to gauge the individual contribution of each molecule to key pathogenic functions in CLL.
