Women care more about intrinsic rewards, they have broader interests, they are more service-oriented and they are better at gauging the effect they have on others.
In addition, we aimed at gauging the potential effects of the FOR on the navigation performance applying Graph Theoretical technique as an aid to identifying the connectivity patterns in participants with the good and bad navigation skills.
But gauging the effects of climate change by the size of waves would be deceptive.
Last year, household wealth -- a broad measure that captures the persistent gains in most stock prices -- grew twice as fast as income, according to figures often employed by economists at the Fed to gauge the effects of the market on the economy.
Mean scores for the EQ5D and the ASI were calculated for the analytic samples including (1) all cases with available information, and (2) the subset with complete information at all three interview times, to gauge the effects of attrition on mean changes over time.
MR. Evensky said it was hard to gauge the effects of a shift in ownership at Private Capital – or at asset management firms in general.
So, for example, if we host a training session on personal finance, then we can look at each participant's economic empowerment statistics over the next several months to gauge the effects.
The scientists used 17 different climate models to gauge the effects on nine major wine-producing areas.
My 20percentt rule is key for trying new shadow hues: apply color at 20percentt of its full intensity to gauge the effect.
Joseph P. Viteritti, a research professor at New York University, said that while it was too early to gauge the effect on entrenched problems like low test scores, the intent was admirable.
