Sentence examples for possible to adjudge the difference from inspiring English sources
It has to be stressed that the metabolism studies described here did not allow quantification of the metabolic species identified, so that it is not possible to adjudge the difference between resveratrol and DMU 212 in terms of the contribution of hepatic metabolism to the overall systemic clearance of the molecules.
FTIR was further used to adjudge the presence of β-CD CA on cotton after 5 washings.
A study was carried out to adjudge the status of these mutations in Bos indicus and Bubalus bubalis.
Therefore, to adjudge the role of JC15 in cell death, we altered JC15 expression in HEK293T and assayed for sensitivity to the drug.
To adjudge the ability of Magmas and Pam16 in conferring cellular stress tolerance, yeast cells expressing Magmas or Pam16 were exposed to increasing concentrations of H2O2 (2–8 mM).
To adjudge the scale-free nature of degree distributions of network, discrete power-law hypothesis was tested using poweRlaw software package [ 40].
The referee, Simon Hooper, was quick to adjudge Rawson's effort had crossed the line before it bounced back into play.
They would have to adjudge whether publication was in the public interest.
For example, Finnis 1987 denies that it is possible for interpretation in legal reasoning to lead judges to one right answer in the sense claimed in Dworkin 1986, because of pervasive incommensurabilities in the criteria by reference to which we are supposed to adjudge one interpretation to be better than another.
He urged referral of the charges to a Special Court-martial without authority to adjudge a Bad Conduct Discharge.
A good opportunity to adjudge bravery.
