Sentence examples for gauging changes from inspiring English sources
With increased levels of pain tolerance linked to the release of potent pain-killing chemicals known as endorphins, the test offered scientists an indirect way of gauging changes to endorphin levels in the brain.
Samsung's WELT smart belt, a prototype that was one of the hits of CES, is a functional, normal-looking belt that will count your steps, measure your waist size (by gauging changes in tension) and record the amount of time you spend sitting down.
One method for gauging changes in cell physiology is global gene expression profiling, which is a sensitive way of assessing changes in cell state since most physiological responses are associated with changes in mRNA expression [63].
This study is a systematic review and critical assessment of the relevance of these frameworks for describing and understanding health, disease, and mortality patterns in Africa over the past 60 years, which is a sufficiently long period for gauging changes within the historical demography and epidemiology of Africa.
I guess your gauge changes whenyou're in labor.
The navigational system is an "inertial guidance system," which gauges changes of position by internal measurement of acceleration and direction.
But, in seeking to gauge changes in US monetary conditions, investors have been looking in the wrong place.
Denton I.S.D., he said, was making sure to find an "apples to apples" comparison across the ratings so parents could accurately gauge changes in test scores.
One suggestion is to go from Warsaw to Šeštokai (where the western railway gauge changes to the Soviet one); then to Vilnius.
The exams were fundamentally different from those given in 2005, so the results cannot be compared with earlier tests to gauge changes in proficiency.
With guides in hand, I am forever (in my mind) switching trains in Teschen, boarding tramp steamers in Genoa for the Sardinian coast or calculating where the rail gauge changes from narrow to standard between Hanoi and Kunming.
