It is recommended that a feasibility plan for expansion be undertaken to gauge the resources, costs and funding required to expand this project, meet new demands for trained staff and resource persons, and facilitate the production and supply of materials.
The officials will gauge what resources are needed to change that, and which ones are currently making a difference or not.
In additional, marketing surveys were conducted at scientific research meetings as well with prominent independent prostate researchers to gauge what resources the CPCTR should focus on providing to the research investigators.
The present study is an attempt to probe into the national experience in management of small water bodies in a selected few tropical countries with a view to gauging the resource size and assessing the strength, weaknesses and issues involved in their management from a global perspective in order to facilitate bilateral or multilateral interaction among nations displaying similar characteristics.
Our objectives were to gauge how current resources are utilized to guide the management of pediatric pharmacotherapy, assess drugs and drug classes where guidance is most critical and examine the prevalence and practice of dose adjustment in pediatric patients.
To gauge the career readiness resources at a college or university, consider asking these questions: Finally, what is most important is that you feel prepared after your college years to build a fulfilling career and meaningful life.
The problem is that buyers know fair market value because they see everything that comes to market and have the vast online resources to gauge true value.
Annual work plans (depicted in Figure 3: Example Work Plan in Gantt chart ) enable the project designers to gauge whether, using the resources planned, it will be possible to complete all the project activities and produce the outputs in the time allocated.
The scale of compassionate response gauges the volume of resources, time, and attention that people who are suffering receive.
It also meant being tuned into nature as a spiritual resource, a gauge of beauty and an object of intellectual stimulation.
