Sentence examples for set to gauge from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday morning, he led a rally of several thousand people in Jalalabad, a city close to his family's compound, that seemed set to gauge public support for him in a region that is considered his stronghold.

Although specific parameters were not set to gauge its work-flow processes, it was fair to assume that the self-learning mechanism took effect, especially in the inception of the Full Implementation phase which was the costing period of our study.

He even brought a Moviola on the set to gauge the footage required.

§ Mantel-Haenszel method (fixed effect) * as defined by Moore et al ** excluding reference [12] NNT for harm [13]NNT calculated using the event rate among controls and the relative risk reduction [4] We agree with Moore et al that it helps to split the trials by setting to gauge the differential impact of the intervention – the NNTs in the two settings are clearly different.

Hackathons and community-building events offer another good setting to gauge the impressive range of ideas and talent the city has already accumulated.

Order of service designed, altar-table photograph mounted, florist hired; tick.Email address set up to gauge numbers, tickets printed to ensure that friends and relatives were seated first, stamps bought; tick.

In 2000, a team of economists and energy specialists at the Development Research Center, part of the State Council, set out to gauge how much energy China would need over the ensuing 20 years to achieve the leadership's goal of quadrupling the size of the economy.

The Livejournal bloggers offered more than 500 comments in response to a query posted last Friday by the Moscow bureau of The New York Times on a Russian-language blog that the bureau has set up to gauge public opinion in Russia.

Recently, neonatologists at Montefiore Medical Center in New York City set out to gauge whether adding the mother's first name reduced medical errors.

The questionnaire, however, was completely arbitrary and by no means set up to gauge true masculinity (which really isn't even a thing).

Researchers from Facebook and the University of Michigan's School of Information set out to gauge how Americans' growing reliance on social media to steer them to news and information might influence the political breadth of material to which they are exposed. .