Sentence examples for readily gauged from inspiring English sources
The behavior of complex systems such as weather, the economy, and social risk are not readily gauged by traditional approaches.
However, due to inaccessibility, rugged and inhospitable terrain, and historical lack of foresight concerning the need to have these headwaters adequately gauged, their potential is not readily realizable.
There is far less readily available information to help gauge a business's creditworthiness than there is for a person's, says Samir Desai, the startup's boss.
All three measures are readily derivable and provide a means of gauging the likelihood of making false matches and the trade-off between additional true and false matches when reducing the number of variables used to identify a match.
Shipping units that might not sell can be costly if the products don't actually sell, and it's harder to actually gauge demand because there isn't as much data readily available on how customers are behaving.
This early effect is important from a clinical perspective, in that it is a readily available measure of glycemic response, allowing patients and health care providers to gauge an indication of therapeutic effect soon after the initiation of therapy.
The two have been bedfellows almost since the invention of the medium: a situation that is taken so readily for granted, by voters on every flank, that they may not be best placed to gauge its distorting effect.
Gauging his impact is difficult.
