Sentence examples similar to subjectively gauged from inspiring English sources

"Walt gauged the footballs himself.

However, starting in 2013, the city of Santa Monica began developing a means by which to gauge, both objectively and subjectively, whether its citizens really do enjoy such a famously high quality of life.

Decision makers may also gauge information quality on their own, subjectively and contextually assessing the usefulness of the information for solving the specific task at hand.

See also gauge theory.

Gauge your defenseman.

Gauging his impact is difficult.

That's harder to gauge.

Now gauge their response.

Unlike studies that rely on teachers to subjectively report on the degree of increase in their own content knowledge to evaluate professional development programs (Garet et al., 2001), a pretest paired with a posttest (administered some time after the conclusion of the professional development program) can objectively gauge the efficacy of teacher institutes and workshops.

Gauge their interest.

Gauge their willingness.