Sentence examples for we gauge how from inspiring English sources

To rank funds, we gauge how well, or poorly, they've fared over four market cycles.

When we gauge how long a project will take we assume that everything will be daisies and roses.

"We'll gauge how he feels day to day and continue to be extra cautious with him".

By placing NO receptors at different distances we can gauge how effective they would be at transducing the signals (Fig. 2C, upper panel).

If, however, we compare the gene expression profiles across phenotypic groups as a function of the number of clusters, we can gauge how informative the results are and whether the optimal number of clusters has been identified.

So let's separate the two forms of service, so we might better gauge how engaged we really are, and how we can do better.

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Because we use the number of new memories we form to gauge how much time has passed, an average week that doesn't loom large in the memory gives the illusion that time is shrinking.

"We try to gauge how serious they are by their answers to our questions.

We need to investigate whether there are long-term impacts associated with this specific GM crop, and critically we need to gauge how the late blight disease itself responds.

In the immediate aftermath of the crash, we were too confused to gauge how lucky we'd been that the other vehicle had struck only the front of our car.