"I gauge the duration of the swim by the reactions of the people in the bar," she said.
Daneman and colleagues [ 2] performed a survey of Canadian infectious disease and critical care specialists to gauge the optimal duration of therapy in bacteraemic critically ill patients.
The columnists seem more concerned with gauging the depth and duration of the slump than with its consequences for upper upper-middles.
Streamwater grab samples were collected four times per week, at each gauging site, for the duration of the study period (Oct . 2009 Feb. 2014.
To investigate if the questionnaire was sensitive in gauging severity of illness, we correlated the duration of hospitalization before interview, assuming that the longer the treatment in hospital, the greater the improvement compared to if the child was just admitted, whereby the severity of illness would be greater.
Clinicians generally assess the daily change in sCr and change over the duration of the episode to gauge the severity of AKI at any time point.
Moreover, because the knowledge of the various dinosaur groups is somewhat incomplete, the duration of any particular dinosaur can be gauged only approximately usually by stratigraphic boundaries and presumed "first" and "last" occurrences.
Male D. montana gauged the intensity of competition from rival males and adjusted the duration of copulation, used as a proxy of reproductive investment, accordingly.
We weight nearby GPS gauge and bottom-pressure data 10, 20, or 30 times, and near-source tide gauge data 2 times or 10 times, because the duration of these data are shorter than the far-field stations.
Still, throughout the duration of the tests the slips were quite accurate compared with those obtained from the strain gauges and the load–slip response at the stainless steel loaded end was sufficiently reproduced using the DIC technique.
It remains too early to gauge the depth and duration of a downturn that is a moving target.
