Sentence examples for gauges the extent from inspiring English sources
The technique, which appears in the 12 January issue of Physical Review Letters, gauges the extent of tangles in a cell's DNA.
When you apply for a student loan or a credit card, the lender asks the credit bureau to provide your three-digit credit score, which gauges the extent to which you might be creditworthy.
Human Interface Protection gauges the extent to which PPE, work practices, and administrative controls are utilised to reduce exposure or contact between workers and materials.
The Activity Engagement subscale consists of eleven items and gauges the extent to which a person follows their activities in a normal way regardless of their experience of pain.
The lack of regeneration in planarians in which RNAi has been used to inhibit the follistatin gene suggests that the Follistatin protein may serve as a biosensor that gauges the extent of tissue loss.
Since 2005, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has been testing around the state to gauge the extent of the problem.
The turnout in the election was large, and it was difficult to gauge the extent of the reported voting irregularities.
This method provides a tool for gauging the extent of environmental effects on disease emergence.
He was flanked by other officers, but it was impossible to gauge the extent of the military's defiance.
In June, the Rockefeller Foundation and Time magazine sponsored a poll of 2,000 Americans to gauge the extent of economic insecurity.
