Sentence examples for help in gauging from inspiring English sources

An appropriate clinical test to identify cold hyperalgesia may help in gauging the prognosis.

Finally, identification of lessons learned and more consistent benchmarks for success will greatly help in gauging progress toward sustainability.

Hanging the frock and the capelet on heavy-duty hangers is an excellent gauge for how each will look when finished; hanging both together on one such hanger, capelet OVER frock, will help tremendously in gauging your final shaping and assembly.

Because machine tools cut and form metal parts used in manufacturing, many analysts watch the monthly report to help them gauge investment in productive capacity.

The lander will look for ice and study the composition of the surface to learn whether the layers have been created by cyclic deposition or cyclic erosion, which in turn should help gauge past changes in the Martian climate.

"The future of presentations is measuring their success in real time," saiduoailey, as he jumpedevelopedthe stage to programustothelp

It will also give a brief description of the contents of the courses, which in turn will help you gauge how difficult each course will be and whether it will interest you.

Comparing Hospitals In an effort to help consumers gauge one hospital's performance against the national average or a local competitor (click here to see a list of America's safest), various nonprofit organizations and private companies and organizations have begun offering consumers a host of rating and comparison tools.

You may want to use measuring cups in the beginning to help you gauge how much to add, but you may find with practice that you need measuring cups and spoons less the longer you use the scale.[9].

So we've added tools that help students gauge their progress and we're checking in with individual students more often," Junn said a statement.

SOME filmmakers say it is invaluable in helping them gauge an audience's response.