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Ms. Stanton-Paule had vowed to secure him a paid job before he left school — the best gauge, experts say, of whether a special needs student will maintain some autonomy later in life.

Among the various behavioral measurements we used to gauge the experts' AVG experience, the experts' AT, appeared to be the most sensitive indicator to their AVG capability, since the experts' professional scores and performance on Dodge The Squares were correlated with their AT (rscores = 0.41, rperformance = 0.45, ps <0.03).

The full impact on ground water supplies from these old steel tanks, which become prone to leaks after about 10 years, will take years to gauge, environmental experts said.

Experts believe that a new trading system called click365, run by the Tokyo Futures Exchange, and trades through non-members could bring the total near to ¥40 trillion.The size of Japan's foreign-currency market is hard to gauge, but experts put it at ¥130 trillion-200 trillion, making individuals' share 20-30%.

Replace the malfunctioning pressure gauge: Any expert in the piping industry will vouch for the importance of gauge plugs.

Even some fellow Republicans acknowledge that Mr. McConnell's refusal to allow hearings on the health care proposal has backfired, denying Republican lawmakers the opportunity to hear from experts, gauge the strengths and weaknesses of the legislation, and discern potential lines of attack as well as the support for any changes.

Each year, Transparency International draws on surveys of businessmen and country experts to gauge perceptions of corruption in 159 countries around the world.

Over several weeks, Fenves met with intelligence officials and experts to gauge the risk that accepting CUSEF money could compromise the university's academic integrity or give China undue access to and influence over academic products.

He said it may be a few more weeks before industry experts can gauge the full impact of the downturn in the Japanese economy, which has been dominant in Asia.

Without details, it's hard for experts to gauge proposals' viability and easy to subject them to waves of broad, theoretical critique.

2.21pm: Ian Black has been gauging opinion of various experts on the news of Iran new nuclear plant.