It was designed to gauge whether an individual was functioning at full capacity or flourishing.
It was designed to gauge the impact of smaller class sizes regardless of who the teacher was.
It misinterpreted an economic indicator that is designed to gauge whether factories are churning out more or less stuff than they did last month, not absolute levels of production.
The test, code-named Project DORK, was designed to gauge whether clouds of a delirium-inducing drug, called BZ, could incapacitate soldiers at distances of five hundred or a thousand yards, in a realistic setting.
The benefits of these systems are being studied in the Connected Vehicle Safety Pilot Program, which is designed to gauge drivers' level of acceptance toward the new technology and how effective the systems are in different driving scenarios.
The most sophisticated of its kind, the project, a joint venture between Japanese research group RIKEN and German research group Forschungszentrum Jülich, was designed to gauge the limits of brain simulation technology.
In London the new head of the Metropolitan police, Sir Paul Stephenson, has announced a review of the unpopular Form 696, which is designed to gauge the risk at live music events, after MPs said the form went way beyond the provisions of the Licensing Act.
The last question was designed to gauge how easy to use the participants would find the adaptive interface.
Evaluation methods and criteria are designed to gauge the real-world security of systems and products.
This study was designed to gauge the effectiveness of evaluation of tumor response and prognosis by positron emission tomography with 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose-positron emission tomography (FDG-PET) before and after preoperative chemoradiotherapy in patients with esophageal cancer.
