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The trial in State Supreme Court in the Bronx was one of the first to gauge the degree to which jurors care about the sweeping police ticket-fixing scandal that may involve as many as 300 officers.

The study, the first to gauge long-term ozone mortality risks, could strengthen the case for stricter regulations of ozone-producing emissions, such as those coming from power plants and vehicles.

Vincent St. Louis, a biogeochemist at the University of Alberta, Edmonton, in Canada and lead author of a 2000 BioScience paper that was the first to gauge global emissions from reservoirs, praised the new study for highlighting the importance of this particular greenhouse gas.

This most recent poll isn't the first to gauge American perspectives on taxing the wealthy.

After World War I, when Queen Mary wished to follow fashion by raising her skirts a few inches from the ground, she requested a Lady-in-Waiting to shorten her own skirt first to gauge the King's reaction.

The first, to gauge the extent of anatomical morphometric alterations resulting from the DAT KO, was done using tensor based morphometry (TBM) and high contrast data sets.

If proven valid, we believed that the questionnaire could provide an invaluable research tool in two respects: first, to identify those groups at greatest risk of developing melanoma: and second, to gauge the effect of targeted advice to high risk groups.

This is the first opportunity to gauge who, other than Hobson, will remain with the team.

But because Merck is trying to complete a $41 billion merger with Schering-Plough, industry analysts are closely watching this first trial to gauge Merck's potential financial liability.

In its first attempt to gauge the scale of the problem, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) last year retrieved data from 300 police authorities across the country.

That was one revelation in a poll released on Tuesday, the first survey to gauge the public's reaction to the storm.