Sentence examples for gauge quality from inspiring English sources

To gauge quality, ask local merchants and restaurateurs which are most popular.

For many winemakers, spring is a time to sample from barrels to gauge quality.

Brady sees assist-to-turnover ratio as a way to gauge quality possessions.

A distinction that has been unclear to date in this area of research is whether a workplace LSP spoken assessment for work (meaning those assessment tasks that gauge employment entry levels as 'predictive' of work success) is the same as a workplace LSP spoken assessments at work (meaning those authentic assessments that gauge quality levels on-the-job as 'observed' success at work).

Gauge quality of life for the chickens, and know that any money spent on your local farm will increase the quality of your farmers' lives, too.

Family satisfaction data may be useful to gauge quality of service delivery.

Medical schools also require letters of recommendation to gauge qualities like character and leadership.

To monitor patients' overall level of (daily) functioning, observation rating scales from the field of occupational therapy could be used in addition to inventories gauging quality of life.

One common way of gauging quality has been to compare usage of medical procedures across geographic regions, institutions, and individual providers.

However hard it may be to gauge the quality and character of the family in our society, it is many times more difficult to understand it in the past.

— CALVIN YANG China revamps system to gauge schools' quality The Chinese Ministry of Education will implement a new system to gauge the quality of its primary and secondary schools, Xinhua, the state news agency, reported last week.