Sentence examples for gauging the amount from inspiring English sources
In gauging the amount of money to be offered, editors need to take into account the nature of the target's offence.
Dr. Straus's findings occurred accidentally while researchers were conducting a study aimed at gauging the amount of virus emitted by patients at various times.
The report also noted — with approbation — that CeaseFire, unlike most programs, manages by outcomes, which means that it doesn't measure its success by gauging the amount of activity (like the number of interrupters on the street or the number of interruptions — 1,200 over four years) but rather by whether shootings are going up or down.
The theory, published in the current issue of Astrophysical Journal, should transform these once-enigmatic lines into a powerful tool for gauging the amount of matter in the cosmos.
The goal of these Twitterbots is to make sure governments aren't drastically revising history on everyone's favourite free encyclopedia, while gauging the amount of time our public officials spend grooming and altering Wiki pages in the first place.
The data was collected with the aim of gauging the amount of sun, subjects were exposed to throughout their life i.e. Their lifetime UVR habits rather than a snap shot of sun exposure prior to the 25(OH D blood test.
To minimize damage, she used a water meter to gauge the amount of rainfall her garden received every week.
The measurements gauge the amount of information flowing through Internet backbone lines into and out of Bahrain.
A smaller device would allow clinicians to gauge the amount of radiation delivered to specific sites more accurately.
"The Americans still have not gauged the amount of resentment toward them in the region," said Sigi Soucek, the director of a building company in London.
