These memos are circulated within the 3,000-strong 3,000-strongn to gauge their merit.
When a poor person asked Him for help, He never sneered back to stop mooching off the system and go get a job, and there was never a litmus test applied to gauge the merit of the querant.
This allows Benedict Cumberbatch more free rein, but the audience less certainty over how to gauge his merits.
But conventional gauges of merit, such as peer review and citations, should not comprise the whole assessment; it's also important, he said, to reward research that has a positive impact on society.
I've taken the precaution of having him screen a rough cut of Abby Singer for my LA-based friend Heddi: not so much to gauge its merits as to confirm its existence.
Warren fired back that her concerns are backed by independent experts, and called for Obama to publicly release draft TPP documents to let the public gauge their merits.
In principle, GO analysis can help gauge the merits and demerits of normalization.
11 15 p.m. | Updated below | As I promised in an earlier post on transparency and conflicts of interest in the fight over natural gas drilling, here's my piece on the importance of peer review in gauging the merits of research findings wielded by the "ban" or "bonanza" factions in this continuing battle.
While it is too early to gauge the legal merits of SCO's intellectual property claims, its case against IBM raises several thorny legal questions for Free Software.
Armed with attorney-client privilege, a lawyer can put out a feeler to the I.R.S. and gauge the potential merits and risks of complying with the voluntary program, negotiating or doing nothing, without identifying the client.
A nanobody-based approach offers a fast track for gauging the therapeutic merit of drug targets.
