Sentence examples for gauge question from inspiring English sources

We interpret these data to mean that Time Required is a metric used to gauge question difficulty.

Because if you (nurse) don't really know why you're doing it then you're not going to be able to gauge that question properly in order to get the most accurate answer.

The gauges in question act in the same way as the paradigm shifts in the ATB systems from the previous two games – except here, they're called Styles.

Gauge your questions on what the mood is like.

The gauge theories in question are N= 2 supersymmetric theories deformed to N="1 by superpotential terms.

In principle organ donation driven by altruistic purposes is certainly different from vending a kidney from poverty; it is exactly the kind of understanding we were hoping to gauge through this question.

Technical questions gauge whether you know how to do the job you are applying for and HR questions are designed to see if you are a team player.

This can help gauge how the questions you have written will be perceived and answered, and whether the survey is too long or complicated.

Most major tests, like Advanced Placement and the SAT, include items that do not count and are included simply to gauge whether the questions are worth using in the future.

Esty and YPCCC Director Anthony Leiserowitz also discussed the results from a brief audience survey taken at the screening, particularly a question gauging interest in participating in a campaign to address climate change.

The last couple of days I had the opportunity to attend a workshop to gauge the interest, questions, concerns and ideas about building a small UAS facility here at Duke.