Sentence examples for gauging the degree from inspiring English sources

Combined analysis remains an exciting approach, but ensuring a signal of selection relates to the same disease as association data (or gauging the degree of confidence) will be a challenge.

Alternatively, instead of measuring the levels of individual proteins, a functional test that is capable of gauging the degree of endothelial damage, the propensity of immune complex deposition and inflammatory cell reactions all together, could be used for assisting diagnosis.

For the most part, participants described (a) "game-playing" strategies that included delaying subsequent contact with a potential partner (e.g., waiting to initiate or not returning phone calls) to see if they maintained interest; (b) gauging the degree of physical chemistry present; and (c) instinctual feelings that they "were meant for one another" (e.g., love or passion at first sight).

Support for adaptive and mitigative responses to climate change was measured through three items, measured on a 5-point scale ranging from 1 (strongly disagree) to 5 (strongly agree), gauging the degree to which participants support specific adaptation and mitigation actions.

Moreover, gauging the degree of adaptation from the IAIs needed to clamp network synchrony at the beginning of the second and third closed-loop epochs and comparing these to IAI values at the end of the preceding epochs, indicated that cholinergic efficacy had recovered and that the degree of adaptation to cholinergic input was low.

At this point, it is hard to gauge the degree of risk.

He has developed what he called "the oppression questionnaire" to gauge the degree to which a person feels subjugated.

They will gauge the degree to which President Obama, who is backing Mr. Specter and Mrs. Lincoln, is a political liability or benefit to his party.

To gauge the degree of fundamentalism within al-Shabaab, you need look no further than the stoning to death of 13-year old girl a few days ago in Kismayo.

Traditionally, the birds come back to Cooper Island over three successive nights, trying to gauge the degree of snow melt from the air, and there are dangers at every turn.

Perhaps the most important factor going into the 2012 general election will be the most difficult to gauge: the degree to which the candidates themselves motivate or turn off voters.