Sentence examples for gauging the expected from inspiring English sources

The ratio of S- to G-lignin provides a pivotal parameter for gauging the expected chemical reactivity of delignifying plant cell walls and for determining the energy requirements for pulping and bleaching feedstocks [ 7- 9].

To secure that, an applicant must estimate how great a burden the new form might impose on the public by gauging the expected number of users, the time it might take to fill out the form and the frequency with which the information is collected.

The concordance rate of autoimmune diseases in identical twins can be used to gauge the expected recurrence rates if all pre-existing autoreactive lymphocytes were ablated before auto-HCT.

This report aims to assess how the evidence on public reporting could be harnessed for cross-country translation of this health system strategy; in particular, to gauge the expected results of the UK surgeon outcome initiative and to propose criteria that elucidate that prerequisites and factors that are needed to public reporting effective.

Such obvious opulence amidst the greyness of post-Soviet decline is a sure gauge of the expected bonanza.

Guerrero is expected to begin by gauging the interest of Williams and Rick Pitino of Louisville.

But gauging the noise has proved difficult.

These calculations are inappropriate from a confirmatory side given the array of interventions and populations used, but from an exploratory perspective, may be helpful for gauging expected treatment effects of folic acid to form hypotheses in clinical trials.

For reference, the VIX uses short-term, near-the-money call and put options to gauge expected market volatility during the next 30 calendar days.

Not only do I have to learn how to clip a BabyBjörn baby carrier together, I'm expected to gauge the safest level of swagger that I can successfully deploy while I'm wearing it.

The earnings yield on stocks rarely deviates much from the coupon on bonds partly because stocks and bonds compete with each other, and because stock prices gauge the discounted present value of expected earnings.