Sentence examples for practical gauge from inspiring English sources

Identification of a core set of clearly identified enriched regions serves not only to validate the efficacy of the Mab-seq library preparation protocol, it can also be used as a practical gauge of sequencing progress.

An analysis of practical limitations of gauge techniques is carried out, enabling the selection of acceptable measurement parameters to be done.

The implementation of ESPs challenges us to develop indicators for the sustained provision of individual ecosystem services, much better understanding of the trade-offs among services, and practical tools for gauging societal demands.

Understanding the fate of these subset abnormalities in HIV-infected individuals on highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) is important for defining the need for complementary treatment and for gauging practical limits to immune recovery.

To enhance the practical use of light gauge sections, studies are still required investigating the structural behavior and performance of connections.

In this part, we present a couple of numerical examples so as to gauge the practical performance of our proposed exponential B-spline collocation method.

Now they are talking about tire gauges, and Clark of all people is talking about how in practical terms, mentioning tire gauges actually got people to go to gas stations and inflate their tires.

Naturally, everyone knows that people who give good, practical advice with tire gauges are ARISTOCRATIC ELITES.

A "back of the envelope" approach for gauging the practical performance of a mapping method is the proportion of cis-eQTL found among all target transcripts in experimental data.

Their works have a striking contrast of matte and shiny and hard and soft, although their practical applications are hard to gauge.

The practical working range of the gauge, i.e. 0.05 < h/dt < 0.25, proved to be unaffected by the pressure and temperature.