Sentence examples for gauge and comparing from inspiring English sources

The force applied by the patient could be measured by asking the patient to bear weight through the affected leg on a scale and the wire deflection measured using the depth gauge and comparing this with the load applied.

In wireless communications, the bit error rate (BER) is an important metric which is used to gauge and compare the system performance.

From the aggregate surplus point of view, the welfare performance of R&D investment in the different scenarios can be gauged, and we compare them with the First-Best welfare criterion (Suzumura 1992).

The team does not intend to sign Daluiso or Andersen on the spot, using the session instead to gauge their abilities and compare them with the pool of kickers that will go on the market when teams make their final cuts Sunday.

Rain gauge and radar accumulations are compared and evaluated in relation to specific needs of an urban application.

The country's official consumer price index (CPI) figure is its main inflation gauge and the August figure compares with a rise of 2.3% in July.

Muscle strength will be measured by a spring gauge, and results will be compared to the opposite shoulder and categorised from normal (10) to poor (0).

Overall, ARC2 rainfall variables reliably show the spatio-temporal dynamics of seasonal rainfall over 33 years when compared to gauge and MSWEP data.

The proposed HWNN method is examined with 255 rain gauge stations over Australia, and compared to the reference methods based on the undecomposed time series.

Very good agreement in the static and dynamic calibrations of the estimator output is observed, when compared with a dial gauge and commercial eddy current probe.

As they all derived from the same shL2 clone, the extent of knockdown is equivalent in all cell lines and can be gauged by comparing the levels of endogenous (untagged) SCML2 before and after dox in Figure 5 figure supplement 1A.