Sentence examples for a measuring gauge from inspiring English sources

The CTR has also been used as a measuring gauge for in vivo quantification of capsule dimensions and postoperative capsular shrinkage.

Never bring a measuring gauge and start measuring rooms!

In terms of goodness-of-fit tests, most scholars like Chen and Hu (1996) adopt a decision coefficient as a measure gauge.

The burden of the latter is about one order of magnitude higher, measured in DALY (Disability-Adjusted Life Years), a measure gauging the burden of a disease by indicating the time lived with disability and time lost due to premature mortality (Murray, 1994).

A 1-cm placental biopsy was obtained using a placental measuring gauge to ensure all biopsies were collected from the same approximate region of the chorionic foetal side of the placenta.

Another study, using the same data but a different measuring gauge, puts the mortality gap wider still.

A measuring instrument (gauge) is frequently a transducer, a device that provides an output quantity (most often an electric current) having a specific relation with an input quantity (most often a physiologic signal).

Money, as one scholar of the Valley described it, is treated as a measuring stick, gauging the power of the companies that entrepreneurs have built, rather than a thing to display.

Twice an hour, 48 times a day, a technician with a tape measure gauges the water level at the water intake building, and other operators check the level recorded by the Army Corps of Engineers four miles upstream, in Brownville.

These can be used as a measuring stick to gauge the large-scale geometry and overall contents of the universe.

While I was out doing my jog (stagger) around Greenwich Park the other day I turned my mind to constructing a measure for gauging a person's age by their conversation.