Sentence examples for to gauge for differences from inspiring English sources

An additional standard IFN-γ recombination protein (purchased from R&D, Minneapolis, MN, USA) was used as an internal control to gauge for differences between ELISA assay performances.

This balance, however, is difficult to gauge for fungi.

How your friends will respond to this is something you'll have to gauge for yourself.

By taking one clip — a bootleg Internet video featuring Barney the purple dinosaur rapping the verses of Tupac Shakur — and converting it for each device, it was easy to gauge the differences.

Profile 3 is selected to gauge the differences of sealing performance between the MB and the CEB approaches.

(For one thing, it gave everyone a chance to gauge the height differences of the Obama daughters, four years later).

Costs per participant were somewhat difficult to gauge, especially given differences across sites in how work experience was paid for, but some estimates suggest costs of about $6000 per trainee (Holzer, 2011).

A team of geo-data experts from Floatingsheep.org have used geolocated Tweets to gauge differences in culture across the US.

To gauge whether these differences altered the cells' capabilities, the scientists analyzed two of the genes.

We calculate state level international migration rates from the Census to gauge differences between the Census and ENOE.

When asked to gauge the difference Rafalski made today, defenseman Scott Niedermayer smiled and said, "From no points to 2 points".