Sentence examples for gauging effect from inspiring English sources

C1 Gauging Effect of File Sharing While the music industry holds that downloading hurts sales, two economists have released a draft of the first study that makes an economic comparison of directly observed activity on file-sharing networks and music buying that reveals quite the opposite.

Gauging effects on public health is even more problematic.

There are other, even more indirect ways to gauge effect.

The models were stratified by age group to gauge effect modification.

Compliance with glasses was imperfect, and we did not assess the day to day use of glasses, making it difficult to accurately gauge effect size among children with the most regular wear.

FD~AGE evaluators tracked the number and type of participants and conducted interviews and follow-up surveys to gauge effects on learners and institutions.

Their work emphasizes the severe impact of trade on animal species, as well as the difficulty of gauging that effect.

Gauging the effect of a policy against patenting genes, should it be carried out, is somewhat difficult.

The Cornell Lab of Ornithology is seeking more volunteers for its FeederWatch project, with the goal of gauging the effect of the virus on bird populations.

Women care more about intrinsic rewards, they have broader interests, they are more service-oriented and they are better at gauging the effect they have on others.

In practical terms, that means closely observing our conduct and gauging our effect on others, rather than dissecting our own thoughts ad infinitum.