Sentence examples for gauging average from inspiring English sources

Gauging average prices is difficult as sellers admit they only declare a fraction of what they make to the tax authorities: there's a 4% tax on house sales.

Counting then weighing 10 random lots of 100 seeds per variety will accurately gauge average seed size.

Two key gauges — average hourly earnings and the average workweek — increased, giving workers more income.

The Peyton Mannings and LeBron Jameses can't really be reproduced or used to gauge the average level of play.

Doctors recommend that two to four times a year, patients take a so-called A1c test, which gauges the average sugar level over the prior 90 days and is more revealing than daily at-home measurements.

This decision will be based partly on the results of the survey passed out in class today, which will help me gauge the average level of experience among all students, and partly on individual situations.

To gauge the average minimum SINR performance of different designs with uncertainty CSI, we realize 100 independent simulation runs.

It's almost impossible to gauge how average Chinese are reacting to the Congress.

Sorem said it's tough to gauge an average price for a home in La Cañada because each one is unique.

Ultimately, however, it's hard to gauge what average Calgarians think about the rodeo, because if they find it distasteful, they just won't go.

For example, if we were trying to gauge the average U.S. household net worth and we asked 1,000 Americans and one of them happened to be Bill Gates, the consequent skew would be grossly misleading.