Sentence examples for to effectively gauge from inspiring English sources
This study provides resource managers and land-use planners a guide in which to effectively gauge the cumulative effect of urbanization on the forest resource in central New York.
A leader lacking in emotional intelligence is not able to effectively gauge the needs, wants and expectations of those they lead.
This requires creative assessment methods beyond traditional multiple-choice examinations in order to effectively gauge the learners performance in both individual tasks and group projects (Bishop and Verleger 2013; Wilson 2013).
She got involved in a Change.org petition urging the U.S. to collect data about FGM to more effectively gauge the scope of the issue and how to address it.
Better methods of patient selection are clearly necessary, however, and the role of physiological testing preoperatively may well merit further study to more effectively gauge functional capacity and risk of adverse events.
A good and robust correlation was found, providing support to the thesis that these simple eco-design indicators can be used as a proxy to quickly and effectively gauge the environmental improvements introduced in a product system at the design stage.
Good teachers can optimize students' learning experiences by providing support, direction and feedback (Kilminster and Jolly 2000), and they can be helped to do this effectively by feedback to gauge their performance and point out areas for improvement.
It is commendable to gauge how effectively your policies serve your ends, and to amend or abandon those that are ineffectual.
To avoid implementation problems, Amgen's top management team used the DICE framework to gauge how effectively it had allocated people, senior management time, and other resources.
In parishes where finance committees do exist, he conceded, it is impossible to gauge how effectively they safeguard finances.
It is a new agency, so there is little precedent to gauge how effectively it might police the mortgage servicers.
