While the panel of ligands as a whole may represent a gauge, individually they are threshold sensors, acting as binary and not continuous indicators.
The program in place in Boston uses specially trained behavioral "assessors" not only to scan the lines of passengers for unusual activity, but also to speak individually with each passenger and gauge their reactions while asking about their trip or for other information.
The judge in the first trial did not allow her attorneys to individually interview the jurors and gauge their outside knowledge of the high-profile case.
Each antibody was coupled to a unique bead region so that the mix of captors could be analyzed against each biotinylated tracer individually for specificity to be gauged and a first indication of sensitivity to be noted.
I believe we each have a unique spectrum of health, and it's up to us individually to have the self-awareness to gauge if what we do each day is healthy or unhealthy, not just for our bodies, but for our overall well-being.
They also come packaged individually in sterile packaging and the correct gauge (thickness), reducing the risk of infection and unnecessary irritation.
"We basically put each line individually under air or water pressure, and then use gauges to see which line is losing pressure," he said.
Finally, the outcome measures and physiological tests administered to participants were not investigated individually but rather asked about as a group, in order to gauge the acceptability of the battery of measures and the concept of home physiological testing.
To produce very light gauge (thin) material, two sheets of aluminum may be rolled together, then parted and rewound individually.
