Sentence examples for gauge these changes from inspiring English sources

In this compact study, the esteemed sociologist Wilson and his colleague Taub gauge these changes in an effort to highlight "a major national challenge: the development of intergroup harmony in an era of rapid ethnic change".

By looking at changes in the rate, base and structure of the tax since it was introduced in 1916, the two economists tried to gauge whether these changes have affected the size of reported taxable estates.

Now an adopted Briton, he first came to the country in 1952 and has been able to gauge the changes in British society as a semi-detached observer over half a century.

This study seeks to gauge the changes in sentiment towards various U.S. ethnic and religious groups by updating and replicating the Bogardus social distance scale.

We next used the more quantitative RT-qPCR technique to more accurately gauge the changes in NOXA mRNA expression.

At the point in time when the order was switched (after 17 days), a second assessment took place allowing to gauge the changes during the first phase.

defer.add img); You're like a chameleon, able to gauge the changes in style and crowd moods to move with the times, updating and pushing the trends before you.

Next, we tested how the receptor mutations change binding to IFN- γ and these ΔΔ G gauge the change of affinity.

Between 1991 and 1997, in various experiments to gauge the change in air quality if commuting time was reduced, 40 or so publicly subsidized telework centers opened throughout California.

She anticipates we will need another 12 to 18 months to gauge the change in market fundamentals before there will be true confidence.

It is used as a marker to gauge the change in severity of CHF over time.