Sentence examples for a gauge of small from inspiring English sources

One thing that makes him skeptical of a sustained advance is his ROBO (retail-only buy-to-open) put-call ratio, a gauge of small investor sentiment, and one that's reliably contrarian.

But the Russell 2000 index, a broad gauge of smaller stocks, reached a new high on April 5, surpassing the record it set in March 2000.

This "within group" variance was a gauge of homogeneity within each group, with smaller variance scores indicating a more homogeneous patient group (refer to Figure S1 for the detailed formula).

A gauge of consumer sentiment also rose.

It is not a gauge of volatility.

The assessment of project flows by empirical models (no gauging of small watersheds) was the main cause of degradation observed on the spillways (Rouissat and Smail 2009a).

Dow Jones Indexes publishes thousands of indexes, including broad samplings of national and continental stock markets, and gauges of smaller national stock markets, specific industries' stocks, hedge funds, bonds and even specific commodities in specific parts of the world.

Helen Collins, 80 years old, watched the fuel gauge of her small twin-engine airplane drop slowly for more than an hour as it circled a rural Wisconsin runway at an altitude of about 2,000 feet.

By understanding the structure Keap1 Nrf2 binding interface, various peptides have been designed to either simply inhibit the interaction or serve as a probe to gauge the activity of small molecule inhibitors in screening assays.

A day after the U.S. central bank played it cool on inflation, a key gauge of pricing pressures posted only a small increase.

Meteorologists commonly use a gauge that consists of a small straight-sided cylinder within a bigger cylinder, Mr. Miner said.