Sentence examples for gauge effective from inspiring English sources

But student test scores alone aren't a sensitive enough measure to gauge effective teaching, nor are they diagnostic enough to identify areas of improvement.

One way to gauge effective connectivity among thalamocortical modules involves perturbing directly a subset of cortical neurons with transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and recording the reaction of the rest of the brain with millisecond resolution by means of EEG (Ilmoniemi et al., 1997; Litvak et al., 2007; Morishima et al., 2009; Akaishi et al., 2010; Casali et al., 2010).

Board members said this week that they wanted to gauge how effective the advertising was before committing more money.

It is difficult to gauge how effective the government's new strategy is, though the television mini-series have large audiences, and "Those Expelled" took in more than $270 million.

"I have no way to gauge how effective this bill will be, but if it helps a problem gambler to deal with the problem more effectively, then it's a very good tool," said Dan Heneghan, Casino Control Commission director of communications.

It is hard to gauge how effective this furtive campaign is, but the 23-year-old activist explained that even a trickle of oppositional information would seep into the cracks in Lukashenko's rule, weakening it, if not by the election, then sometime later.

The organisation, which has reporters at every meeting and would be as well placed as any to gauge how effective the sport is being policed, concludes that "non-triers are as widespread now as they have been for a long time".

Jessica Shahin, an associate administrator in the Agriculture Department, wrote that the waiver the city sought was denied because of the logistical difficulty of sorting out which beverages could or could not be purchased with food stamps and because it would be hard to gauge how effective the step was in reducing obesity.

Therefore, the method proposed in this study for measuring NWGT deformation using a strain gauge was effective and valuable.

It's the kind of thing I'd never have believed was possible, but now I'm out here doing it!" Before going to the hypno-singing session I got in touch with a few former hypnotherapy patients to gauge how effective it had been for them.

By placing NO receptors at different distances we can gauge how effective they would be at transducing the signals (Fig. 2C, upper panel).