Alcohol Module (AM): This inventory is composed of six "yes" and "no" questions about alcohol use during the past six months, aimed at gauging how much alcohol has interfered with activities such as relationships, school/work, and driving.
Gauging operations can cause electrostatic ignition in road tankers during filling operations involving flammable liquids.
When lymph nodes are removed during surgery to gauge the spread of cancer, there are fewer nodes to drain the protein-rich fluid, and swelling can occur.
Dr. Debra Laverie, Sr. Associate Dean, is responsible for the integration of polling technology in the classrooms that allows instructors survey students during lectures to gauge mastery of course content.
For patients who used hypnosis for other conditions, assessment of change in symptoms was gauged during follow-up visits.
Finally, our confidence in the alumni survey approach is increased in light of previous studies that have shown correlation between a person's assessments of their achievements gauged during their undergraduate years and as alumni, and between their own assessments and those of faculty mentors (Pace, 1979; Seymour et al., 2004).
National Voices, a coalition of health and social care charities, has found it impossible, during the last year, to gauge accurately how the act's provisions would affect direct patient care and treatment.
The effectiveness of iodine uptake during vapor iodation was gauged for pristine and mechanically-milled graphite.
Twitter has been a clear leader, and has played up, its position in news and media, with many people flocking (heh) to the site during major events to gauge real-time reactions from others, and also to weigh in themselves.
We added a "job momentum" category this year tracking employment during the first quarter of 2002 to gauge how metro areas were handling the effects of Sept. 11 and the slowing economy in 2001.
