Sentence examples for gauged performance of from inspiring English sources

David Rooney of Variety praised her "beautifully gauged performance" of a desperate woman "buckling under social pressures and putting on a brave face".

IRS personnel developed policies and procedures for the PCAs, as well as program metrics to gauge performance of the PCAs.

"Happiness indices", based on surveys of public opinion, are sometimes used as a way of gauging performance.

We also gauged the performance of the 52 SNP panel for routine relationship verification (relationship checking) in outbred extended pedigrees.

They are asked to do too many things – report how well pupils have done, judge teachers, judge schools and gauge the performance of the education system as a whole.

It's our role as rational individuals to dismiss FUD when we hear it, and to gauge necessities like worldwide precautions against global warming as disinterestedly as we gauge the performance of a new smartphone or the metrics of a web service.

It shows up the dire consequences of not having a systematic approach for gauging the performance of practitioners and hospitals.

Analysts use cash flow to gauge the performance of media companies because it focuses on the underlying business and excludes depreciation and other noncash charges.

In order to gauge the performance of this measurement, a modified peak search strategy is used in the experiments.

Apple said it would allow the association's auditing team to gauge the performance of Apple's suppliers against a code of conduct and publish the results.

In a telephone interview, Mr. Hale said that he adapted tools used to gauge the performance of jet aircraft to make his calculations.