Sentence examples for that gauged from inspiring English sources

To attract new fans, Phelps commissioned an ethnographic study that gauged how fans navigate racetracks.

But a new study that gauged the metabolic effects of exercise may significantly advance our understanding of what's going on inside a body in motion.

"Sesame Street" turned the entertainment of children's television into a science, as the program was extensively tested with nursery school audiences through a "distracter" machine that gauged children's eye focus second by second during the run of each show.

After some difficulties (see Rudge 1998 for details), Kettlewell found that birds prey on moths in an order of conspicuousness similar to that gauged by human observers.

Despite the physical decline, you'll probably be happier as you grow older, according to a study that gauged the mental well-being of a group of Californians across nearly half a century.

When it came to the Air America, we measured our success through weekly statistics that gauged how many people were talking about the brand.

It is a standard that gauges our willingness to venture into the unknown.

It is possible to do a rough comediological study that gauges the disquiet caused by the recent influx.

Mr. Oda, who is from Tokyo, designed an iris scanner that gauges whether the physical reaction of an eye is appropriate.

In a profession that gauges status finely and obsessively, he said, "some law schools supply one market and some supply others".

DeCode says it will use this and other heart disease-related variants it has found as the basis for a test that gauges the inherited risk.