Sentence examples for gauge project from inspiring English sources

Educational reform efforts traditionally gauge project efficacy by measuring particular formative and summative indicators.

Infusions were carried out using a syringe pump, connected to injectors (28 gauge, projecting 1 mm beyond the guide cannulae) by polyethylene tubing.

For example, she said, because villagers refused to be interviewed by the consultants who prepared the impact assessment, there is too little information to gauge the project's social impact.

For those who have blockchain programming experience, looking through the published code can allow them to gauge a project's validity.  .

Even then, Brodsky said, the PACB was only technically supposed to oversee financial concerns, and not necessarily gauge a project's social impact.

Cooper suggested that economic projections could serve as a gauge for projecting the future utilization of physician services [ 31].

Some users evaluate projects by examining the market cap alone, which Tate believes is the absolute worst way to gauge a projects long term viability.

The gauge was projected to rise to 73.5, according to 69 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News.

The gauge was projected to rise to 75, according to the median forecast in a Bloomberg News survey of 69 economists.

The gauge was projected to rise to 72.2, according to the median forecast of 62 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News.

Sea-level rise, or S.L.R., and the increased severity of storms as a result of climate change (by the end of the century, hundred-year events like Sandy could likely occur every ten years or so) are the variables that make gauging the Project's long-term prospects difficult.