Sentence examples for gauge subjects from inspiring English sources

The researchers here altered the exercise to better gauge subjects' ability to delay gratification.

By review and analysis, we have developed several parameters by which we gauge each subjects' overall fitness as it pertains to muscle activation for gait.

To gauge the subjects' progress, the researchers measured the amounts of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) in the blood, an indicator of prostate cancer growth.

While an adolescent's ability to make competent decisions does vary from person to person, this evidence compels a deeper look into the option of independent consent for school-based research with adolescents aged from 12 years, particularly if procedures are in place for research staff to gauge the subjects' levels of understanding.

The robot was able to gauge the subject's time and success in performing the assigned task and then to modify its behavior accordingly.

A rectangular sample of the healed skin, about 1.0 cm wide, was fixed to the force gauge and subjected to tension at a speed of 1 mm/minute until failure.

This embankment was fully instrumented with piezometers, settlement plates, inclinometers, total pressure cells and strain gauges and subjected to careful field monitoring to obtain high-quality data.

However, these losses were smaller for the longer gauge durations, causing subjects to demand fewer extra life years in return for a worse health status.

The tibia and first metatarsal bones of five unpaired cadaveric lower extremities were instrumented with strain gauge rosettes and subjected to repeated loading trials in an apparatus that replicates the muscle forces and external loads experienced by the foot and shank while walking.

After completing the computer game, subjects answered a questionnaire that gauged their memories of task characteristics and their deck preferences.

Among other tests, the researchers measured the volume of air exhaled per second by the study subjects to gauge lung function.