The addition of MR imaging to the diagnostic workup of CO-intoxicated patients offers additional information to clinicians to better gauge patient outcome, especially when other parameters are equivocal.
And even though Kaepernick's protests were the top reason those who watched less football gave for doing so, it's worth remembering that self-reporting surveys tend to be less-than-perfect gauges of actual behavior ― especially when they focus on why people make the decisions they do. .
Much as it may be in Ibiza, but this is a once a year period where you can really gauge your standing within the industry, especially when you get that golden ticket to appear on stage to contribute to a panel, or even a keynote interview.
Therefore, the strains measured using electrical resistance gauges should be interpreted with special care, especially when applied to the strands, although they are still widely used.
But as an entrepreneur or business owner, you always want to test a potential employee before hiring them -- especially when using this approach to gauge how motivated they are to work for you.
Another possibility is that subjects have difficulty imagining small life expectancies, especially when faced with the shortest gauge durations.
For now, to gauge the real mood of Iraqis, a visitor must listen carefully -- especially when they gather in numbers, wary of what candor may cost if American troops are withdrawn before stability is established.
It is hard to gauge how much momentum and resilience one team has at its disposal, especially when the team is asked to beat Tom Brady and the Patriots in Foxborough.
Exit polls aren't a perfect gauge of which people turn out to vote or who they cast their ballots for, especially when it comes to demographic subgroups.
Especially when it rains.
