Sentence examples for gauging changes to 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.

As part of the tests, the team also developed a life-support canister to protect a laser-based measuring device, which was used to gauge changes to the telescope's primary mirror's center of curvature.

One suggestion is to go from Warsaw to Šeštokai (where the western railway gauge changes to the Soviet one); then to Vilnius.

To assist researchers and policymakers in their work, UNAIDS developed a series of core indicators to measure RSB and to gauge changes in HIV/AIDS around the world.

One way to gauge changes in pesticide use that is less affected by the time of sampling is to examine pesticide concentrations in household dust in these studies.

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.

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

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

Upon their return, Chu realized that the data they collected could also be used to gauge changes in the ocean's anthropogenic carbon storage.

Content analysis has been used, for example, to gauge changes in attitude as they occur within a person with the passage of time.

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