Sentence examples for gauge large from inspiring English sources

Administer saline 0.9% or lactated Ringer's solution at a high rate via an intravenous cannula of an appropriate gauge (large volumes may be required).

Finally, such coupled hydrologic and hydrodynamic modelling proves to be an important tool for integrated evaluation of hydrological processes in such poorly gauged, large scale basins.

Credit: HLS Historical & Special Collections Read CaptionCATCH AND RELEASE "Throw it back too small," fishermen have bemoaned over the ages including Bavarian fishermen in the 16th century, who used this foldout illustration to gauge how large a carp should be before it could be permanently removed from the water.

They recently launched a virtual reality tool to let customers gauge how large boxes will be.

They can help collect and gauge a large crowd's view on a certain area of learning, for example, if we are gauging satisfaction of learning materials or informally checking understanding of a learning outcome.

What sources the designer of the frieze drew upon is hard to gauge, certainly large scale narrative art was familiar to 5th-century Athenians as in the Stoa poikile painting by Polygnotos of Thasos.

Publication bias is likely to influence our findings, but its direction is difficult to gauge: while large outbreaks that were intensively investigated and controlled are more likely to be the subject of publications, small outbreaks that were detected early and contained are probably under-reported.

Are the dashboard gauges large and legible?

During 4 biopsies, an 18-gauge (large needle) was used in addition to fine needles.

These can be used as a measuring stick to gauge the large-scale geometry and overall contents of the universe.

The idea that a small sampling of people, or of anything else for that matter, can be used to gauge the larger group from which it is taken is well grounded in the mathematical science of probability and statistics.