Sentence examples for it is possible to gauge from inspiring English sources
A crucial take-home point for the Strongs: that it is possible to gauge a baby's intake by its output -- the number of wet diapers produced in a day.
The modern fashion for creating derivatives means that it is possible to gauge investors' expectations about future dividend growth.
Though Lipp said that it is possible to gauge ingredient amounts using DNA testing, the process is more complicated than standard bar coding.
SLAP SHOTS It is possible to gauge the relative glamour of a game these days by which Olympic team selectors are watching.
Terri Bishop, a founding director of University of Phoenix Online and now senior vice president for public affairs, says it is possible to gauge the success of Phoenix graduates in the job market "apples to apples" because the same curriculum is used online as at its centers.
Through analysis of the allure of each item's distractors, it is possible to gauge their relative popularity.
When — or, really, if — this work is completed, it should be possible to gauge how close a calf comes to an authentic aurochs by analyzing a blood sample or a bit of saliva.
It will not be possible to gauge the overall picture until those appear later this year.
It won't be possible to gauge the true extent of damage and flooding until later today, when Isaac is scheduled to move northwards through Louisiana, reaching Arkansas by tomorrow and Missouri on Saturday.
Burt quickly recognized the biggest risk posed by this type of genetic engineering: while nobody could question the value of eliminating a disease like malaria, it might not be possible to gauge the long-term ecological impact of eradicating an entire species, no matter how deadly.
