Sentence examples for a study to gauge from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, Lepra presented findings from a study to gauge the cost in the Indian states of Bihar and Odisha.

Mr. Kellogg said the opera was conducting a study to gauge potential audience fall-off from a move and the possibility of attracting new audiences.

As a case study to gauge the awareness of landslide hazards, a survey has been conducted among vulnerable communities in the Barranco de Tirajana (BdT) Basin on Gran Canaria, one of the most active zones of slope movement in the Canary Islands.

If the budget does not meet those requirements, the lender can request a reserves study to gauge the building's financial stability.

Our team distributed surveys in nine Muslim countries in a scientific study to gauge popular opinion.

The researchers also conducted a lab study to gauge what people thought about minorities hiring other minorities.

Neither the Italian government nor the European Union has ever conducted a scientific study to gauge the effects of this type of fishing (they still label it "experimental" even though it's been practiced for more than a decade), which many claim has had a destructive impact on fauna.

Carers Western Australia [Carers WA] believe that it was relevant and timely to initiate an exploratory study to gauge the knowledge and awareness of GPs in addressing the needs of caregivers within Western Australia.

With funding from the Australian government, Vallely's group collaborated on a 4-year study to gauge the procedure's acceptability and potential impact.

Small cigars flavored to taste like candy or fruit are popular among teenagers, according to the first government study to gauge their use.

Certain parameters were varied in this study to gauge stiffener effects on sound transmission through the panel.