Sentence examples for precisely gauge from inspiring English sources

To precisely gauge the physiological effect resulted from this mutation, CRISPR-mediated gene correction was used to create isogeneic cell pairs from patient donated tissue-derived stem cells.

Prosecutors and investigators said it was impossible to precisely gauge the extent of organized crime's continued role in the construction industry, given the shadowy nature of its influence.

Because the new disclosure includes a four-and-a-half-month period covered by his last report, it is difficult to precisely gauge whether revenue at Trump's businesses has gone up or down.

We also proposed a well-defined carbon depletion and refilling mechanism, with which we can precisely gauge the minute carbon concentration inside Cu (less than 10 ppm), and control the nucleation density in a reproducible manner.

This more targeted content delivery capacity helps the content community to more precisely gauge an audience's reaction and get real-time feedback on programming, thereby gaining deeper insight into actual household viewing patterns.

Actually two satellites orbiting in tandem 220 kilometers apart, GRACE measures subtle variations in the pull of Earth's gravity by using microwaves to precisely gauge the changing distance between the two spacecraft.

The mixing of different elements – the legacy of Shakespeare and Beethoven – is precisely gauged.

As her band played folk-pop tinged with some hip-hop brittleness, Ms. Eilish strolled, slouched and crooned with precisely gauged insolence and nonchalance.

On the album and onstage, she set aside her electronic experiments of the late 1990's; the instruments were played by hand, and the arrangements were cozy and precisely gauged.

Left hanging on the walls of airports or shopping centres for years, they can be deployed in minutes by untrained passers-by to deliver precisely gauged electric shocks to victims of sudden cardiac arrest.

Since most of Syrianus' work is lost, it is not easy precisely to gauge the extent of his influence, but it is safe to assume that it was considerable.