Sentence examples for glean additional from inspiring English sources
Kinetic analysis is a tool used to glean additional information from positron emission tomography (PET) data by exploiting the dynamics of tissue metabolism.
They have since interviewed him to glean additional information for open investigations, including those related to the Trump Organization and the president's inaugural committee.
By identifying and quantifying the pollen, phytoliths, and starch grains found in archaeological sediments and on artifacts, an archaeologist can glean additional information on the plants growing on or near ancient sites.
With Fashmaps, Simon and his team only publish information that was already publicly available, even if they've also been able to glean additional information from reading or participating in forums, such as relationship status or employment.
Similar challenges hamper efforts to glean additional insight from large disease-oriented research projects such as the Cancer Genome Atlas, which examines the genomic underpinnings of more than 30 types of cancer, and the ENCODE Project, which seeks to identify all functional elements in the human genome.
Some RT-PCR protocols are designed to glean additional detail regarding detected pathogen genotypes, through results from multiple (serially executed) RT-PCR panels, but this approach imposes additional testing costs and time delays and yield far less specific information than actual target gene sequences provided from a single RPM assay.
Over the course of the next few months, Mr. Moore gleaned additional tidbits about the transaction from his interactions with the pension board representative.
Further leveraging our genetically defined deletion we gleaned additional insights into lincRNA biology and transcriptional regulation in vivo.
He had actually called Baldini to glean some additional insight into his new charges earlier in the week, but to suggest he had no part in the victory was far too modest.
Floor brokers, who bill themselves as the eyes and ears of their customers away from the floor, can examine the computerized order books of the NYSE and glean such additional details.
The number of interviews conducted was influenced by data redundancy when no new information was gleaned from additional interviews [ 54, 55].
