The Braille Challenge gauges not only competence in reading, but also in writing.
Faced with the challenge of gauging the worth of limited publications, evaluators might turn to journal impact factors.
Her comments suggested that the challenge of gauging undergraduates' research abilities was twofold: the process of determining what undergraduates could and could not do, and coaching postgraduates in learning to navigate this process as they worked with undergraduates.
(F) She also noted the challenge of gauging undergraduates' research abilities in a way that allowed her to assign them feasible projects and set reasonable expectations for their work.
The limitations of the current study are the number of study participants, the difficulty to obtain age and sex-matched control individuals, to challenge to gauge and control for multiple M.tb exposures and MOTT, as well as the challenge of defining latent TB infection in general, particularly in a resource-restrained country.
But the unique properties of nanomaterials have also made it a challenge to gauge their safety.
Both the stadium's proximity to Puget Sound and the open north end create winds that are challenging to gauge.
Looking at the U.S. for example, certain challenges emerge when gauging city-level resilience and, therefore, national readiness in the face of critical risks.
Examination of the specific knowledge, skills, and abilities required for mentoring undergraduate researchers as well as how these characteristics can be fostered in postgraduates, such as through mentoring training programs (e.g., Handelsman et al., 2005), may ease the faculty's challenge in gauging postgraduates' fit with mentoring tasks and help avoid the risk of ingratiating.
The challenge for you is gauging whether candidates possess this ability.
