Sentence examples for steps to gauge from inspiring English sources

Previous work has shown that the insects count their steps to gauge how far they've traveled, but a study published online today in Science indicates they can also find their way home solely with vision.

These methods represent preliminary steps to gauge whether patterns of antibiotic resistance converge over time amongst countries that currently have little population interchange.

The assessment of acid-extractable metal levels in the sediments is the first step to gauge the pollution of the water reservoir.

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

In the wake of all of this news, we've reached out to a number of top sites to gauge what proactive steps they're taking to address the rising tide of online hate speech.

Students in the coalition said their next step is to gauge support through votes at several schools, including Princeton.

(See the exhibit "Finding the Right Allies"). The first step is to gauge a customer's reaction to a provocative insight.

However, a further essential step is to gauge the demographic consequences of adaptation or maladaptation by bridging the gap between evolutionary ecology and demography.

Approximately six months later (corresponding with 50%% completion of the infrastructure project), the first CSC review was conducted (Step 8), followed by a second review at the end of the Tuungane project cycle (usually 6 9 months after the first CSC review – Step 9) to gauge progress on the implementation of the JSIP.

Unfortunately, the impact of these steps remains hard to gauge because Fujimori's interest fizzled before the credit-promoting phase could be enacted.

Pittsenbarger steps back in to gauge the owner's reaction – sometimes ecstatic, sometimes maudlin; sometimes angry, sometimes stoic.