Sentence examples for relevant to gauging from inspiring English sources

An interesting wrinkle of evolutionary theory relevant to gauging our current credibility problem is the phenomenon of "costly signaling," a set of insights first devised and defended by Amotz Zahavi many years ago.

During the boom and bubble which led up to the financial crisis, many in the financial community looked to debt service costs in the private sector as the only relevant metric to gauge whether debt levels were sustainable - both for individuals and in the aggregate.

This suggests several possibilities: (1) not all of the CD4T-cell apoptosis is driven by active viral replication or the immune response to such; or (2) the circulating CD4T cells, although the easiest to quantify, are not necessarily the most physiologically relevant compartment to gauge functional CD4T-cell loss.

Thus, knowledge of the extent to which temperature affects sex ratios is relevant in order to gauge potential threats of rising temperatures on fish populations.

It is expressed in vague terms that are impossible to review properly and receive relevant advice with which to gauge the implications and risks.

Surveys are an important initial step to gauge relevant factors for the willingness or unwillingness to donate an organ under specific conditions.

Instead of applying the methodology for the time period forward, in which case its effectiveness could take years to check, our procedure is applied to relevant past data in order to gauge its usefulness.

The company uses relevant tweets, provided by Nielsen, to gauge what emotions people have about TV.

Although qualitative studies have identified the diverse array of molecules that could be involved in the adhesive interactions, their relevant roles in vivo are difficult to gauge as the kinetics and dynamics of these interactions vary dramatically [14].

Carers Western Australia [Carers WA] believe that it was relevant and timely to initiate an exploratory study to gauge the knowledge and awareness of GPs in addressing the needs of caregivers within Western Australia.

Our approach begins with an analysis of relevant content standards, and uses evidence of student performance to gauge areas of need.