Sentence examples for process to gauge from inspiring English sources

Compost Processing and Market – interviewed farmers and documented the current compost process to gauge the market potential for compost and opportunities to improve the current composting process.

A great IT mission ought to be used in the recruiting process to gauge cultural fit; it should be used as part of the evaluation of staff; it should even be used to gauge fit of strategic vendor partners.

Yet while TIFF has always prided itself on inclusivity, the only way to really prove this claim is via the Bechdel test: a quick four-question process to gauge whether or not a movie is in fact portraying well-rounded women characters. 1. Are there more than two women characters in this film?

Yet while TIFF has always prided itself on inclusivity, the only way to really prove this claim is via the Bechdel Test: a quick four-question process to gauge whether or not a movie is in fact portraying well-rounded women characters. 1. Are there more than two women characters in this film?

I think it would be better to use it in a clinic that is less busy to allow more time and opportunity for the student to feedback on the process, and to gauge the usefulness of this thinking routine for them".

At the end of Stage 1, teams present preliminary interim results to the DFM's interdisciplinary QI committee for feedback regarding the scope of the project and its impact on clinical processes, and to gauge staff buy-in.

The effect on their creative process is hard to gauge, but it can't be salubrious.

A similar approach, if a somewhat more straightforward process, is used to gauge the risk of lower productivity and other costs—such as absenteeism and retraining costs that can be related to an aging workforce in certain job categories.

Meanwhile, Theresa May's withdrawal agreement was voted down for a third time in the House of Commons on Friday, and a second-referendum proposal was one of the most popular options in the "indicative vote" process developed by MPs to gauge support for ways to break the deadlock.

Such simulations are distinct from a Brownian-type process, and are used to gauge the general robustness of the functions.

This procedure was used to gauge the repeatability of the measurement process.