Sentence examples for gauge amount of from inspiring English sources

The outcomes are vitally dependent on technical details (number of cecal punctures, needle gauge, amount of cecum ligated).

In order to be able to gauge the amount of discussion and debate that occurred between participants, to help gauge the relative level of controversy surrounding genetics, codes for comments between participants on relevant topics were also necessary.

To minimize damage, she used a water meter to gauge the amount of rainfall her garden received every week.

The measurements gauge the amount of information flowing through Internet backbone lines into and out of Bahrain.

On each job she uses a light meter to gauge the amount of light in specific indoor locations, so people avoid dark corners full of dying plants.

Researchers measured variations in the composition of fossilized plankton to gauge the amount of ice flowing into the sea over the last 12,000 years.

Miles per gallon can be misleading when we're trying to gauge the amount of fuel that will be saved by an improvement in mileage.

It attempts to gauge the amount of excess liquidity, surplus to the needs of the real economy, that is potentially available to be invested in financial markets.

From their brightness astronomers can gauge the amount of gas in the cluster, and from the temperature of the gas, they can estimate the total mass in the galaxy cluster.

Dr. Schramm and his colleagues worked out a theory, unrelated to inflation, using trace elements created in the Big Bang explosion to gauge the amount of ordinary matter in the universe.

Devices in a huge duct outside the room -- the experiment takes place within a towering laboratory on the campus here -- gauge the amount of oxygen consumed by the fire.