Sentence examples for methodologies to gauge from inspiring English sources

Authorities were also looking at testing methodologies to gauge how robust tests could be.

Here, we describe a methodology to gauge the raftophilicity of a representative GPCR in vertebrate photoreceptor, i.e., rhodopsin (Rh), and its cognate G protein transducin (Gt) by using a patterned model membrane.

While not explicitly within the scope of this review, we tried to include any assessment of specific evaluation techniques or innovative evaluative methodologies to begin to gauge the quality of large multi-day conference evaluations.

The sensitivity of the screening methodology is also difficult to gauge in autism surveys, and the proportion of children truly affected with the disorder but not identified in the screening stage (the "false negatives") remains generally unmeasured.

Recall that explication is designed to reflect scientific methodology, and fruitfulness is intended to gauge epistemic success.

This methodology was largely a tool to gauge the perceptions of key policy makers and stakeholders who have a vested interest in the state of the pharmaceutical system.

We took great care in our methodology to ensure that all questions were written objectively with a focus on specific missions in order to gauge support for those missions.

"It's hard to gauge.

Hard to gauge.

Humor is hard to gauge, of course.

For Nova, confidence is tricky to gauge.