Sentence examples for gauged exclusively from inspiring English sources
Hence, a modern faculty's teaching productivity is not able to be gauged exclusively (or even predominantly) by the number and quality of its outgoing medical graduates, but rather must be judged by the sum total of its useful educational output.
The test given at the elementary level, the Illinois Standards Achievement Test, has been criticized as too easy and would be miscast as a tool for evaluating teachers, according to teachers and parents who came to the forum, when the test was designed exclusively for gauging knowledge in particular subject areas.
(The name Walter Sparrow evokes one of Mr. Wilson's characters, Hugh Crane.) The popularity of the books with some readers can be gauged by the Web sites dedicated to the number 23 ("The 23 Enigma Explained!!"), one of which (lostpedia.com/wiki/23) is exclusively dedicated to its various and significant occurrences on the television show "Lost".
"Walt gauged the footballs himself.
As a result, the bureau concluded, consumers shouldn't rely exclusively on those scores to gauge how a lender would evaluate their creditworthiness.
Mainstream cinema laid the groundwork with Her and Ex Machina, while Stephen Hawking, Bill Gates and Elon Musk have been firing off bulletins from the tech frontline, warning darkly of the risks of computer sentience, while machines apparently pass the Turing Test (which gauges artificial intelligence) and a Japanese hotel staffed exclusively by robots opens.
Gauging his impact is difficult.
