Sentence examples for making it possible to gauge from inspiring English sources

The new measure would recognize non-cash benefits, such as earned-income tax credits, food stamps and housing vouchers provided through federal and state anti-poverty programs -- making it possible to gauge the impact of our major anti-poverty programs on reducing poverty.

Determining the amount of alcohol in the breath therefore makes it possible to gauge precisely its concentration in the blood.

This makes it possible to gauge the prevalence of known side effects and to detect any that may not have been apparent during clinical trials.

The model does make it possible to gauge the extent to which professionals are or are not focussed on the interests of patients.

The use of the vignette approach, as opposed to a generic utility assessment, made it possible to gauge the impact of knowledge of clinical response as well as potential CLL treatment toxicities on individual preferences.

The development of health state vignettes made it possible to gauge the impact of knowledge of treatment response on individual preferences: the mean utility for partial response was higher than that for stable disease by 0.08 in both Australia and the United Kingdom.

making it possible to use agent technology.

The do-it-yourself simplicity and low cost of the approach make it possible to deploy large numbers of gauges in the field to capture spatial variability, compare water use among agronomic plots, or scale-up sap flow to measure canopy transpiration.

48 The WBB makes it possible to obtain non-invasive data on participants by four piezoelectric strain gauges built into the corners of the device.

This GNSS tide gauge is recording both GPS and Globalnaya Navigatsionnaya Sputnikovaya Sistema (GLONASS) signals and makes it possible to use both the one- and two-antenna analysis approach.

"That made it possible to be friends".