Sentence examples for gauge awareness from inspiring English sources

Ofcom devised a "digital quotient", or DQ test to put 800 children and 2000 adults through their paces, which rather than measuring intelligence attempts to gauge awareness and self confidence around gadgets from tablets to smart watches, knowledge of superfast internet, 4G mobile phone networks and mobile apps.

On social media, too, I tweeted to my 1.7 million followers on Weibo to gauge awareness on the Scottish vote: only two people responded.

The team commissioned internet-based research firm Knowledge Networks to carry out an 18-question survey between November and December 2010 to gauge awareness and attitudes towards the concept of geo-engineering.

To gauge awareness of this heightened diabetes risk among people with the condition, researchers weeded out people who said they already had the disease.

More specifically, these interviews were designed to gauge awareness and expectations of the project, organizational engagement with TROPIC, perceived impacts on the organization and plans to sustain evidence-informed decision-making processes following TROPIC.

A funnelled debriefing interview (taken from Lawrence et al., 2015) asked participants a series of questions to gauge awareness of the task (stimulus-no-go) associations and to gather feedback about the intervention (see supplementary material).

Last summer, Marketing Evaluations Inc., a company that measures the appeal of personalities and brands, tested 6- to 8-year-old girls to gauge their awareness of youth-oriented brands.

When Julian Bond, the former Georgia lawmaker and civil rights activist, turned to teaching two decades ago, he often quizzed his college students to gauge their awareness of the civil rights movement.

There are telephone surveys of 500 or so people at a time to gauge brand awareness and consumers' shifting tastes.

There are telephone surveys of 500 people at a time to gauge brand awareness and consumers' shifting tastes.

As a case study to gauge the awareness of landslide hazards, a survey has been conducted among vulnerable communities in the Barranco de Tirajana (BdT) Basin on Gran Canaria, one of the most active zones of slope movement in the Canary Islands.