Sentence examples for gauging research from inspiring English sources

A good number of people fret about academia's focus on papers as a benchmark for gauging research progress.

The 2004 National Research Council report on airborne PM identifies the synthesis of multiple research studies as a requirement for gauging research progress.

Total publishing activity and patent count served to gauge research activity, industrial usage and toxicology knowledge of ILs.

NRC's Committee on Research Priorities for Airborne Particulate Matter was charged to gauge research progress on susceptible subpopulations by evaluating new evidence that has appeared since 1998.

Her comments suggested that the challenge of gauging undergraduates' research abilities was twofold: the process of determining what undergraduates could and could not do, and coaching postgraduates in learning to navigate this process as they worked with undergraduates.

(F) She also noted the challenge of gauging undergraduates' research abilities in a way that allowed her to assign them feasible projects and set reasonable expectations for their work.

The concept will therefore be a novelty and reactions hard to gauge without research.

Below, you can read an excerpt from his latest post, reflecting on new research gauging the erasure of the animal life of a Malaysian national park since he studied its species in the late 1990s.

11 15 p.m. | Updated below | As I promised in an earlier post on transparency and conflicts of interest in the fight over natural gas drilling, here's my piece on the importance of peer review in gauging the merits of research findings wielded by the "ban" or "bonanza" factions in this continuing battle.

This paper concludes with recommendations for further research into gauging the effectiveness of architectural curricula with integrated sustainability knowledge.

Presumably, readers' "positive" response has been gauged through marketing research that, predictably, always comes up with the answer publishers seek.