Sentence examples for a potential gauge from inspiring English sources
While there have been a wave of enterprise IPOs this year, including zScalar and Pluralsight's upcoming IPO, Dropbox was largely considered to be a potential gauge of whether the IPO window was still open this year because of its hybrid nature.
Such data provide a potential gauge of public response to policies affecting healthcare.
Such data also provide a potential gauge of public response to policies affecting healthcare.
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Human Interface Potential gauges how likely it is that workers could come into contact with the materials being used.
While officials categorically denied on Sunday that he and others were currently at risk, Abbas argued it was likely they had leaked information about a potential investigation to gauge public support for a widening of a crackdown on dissidents that has previously centred mainly on Islamists.
YLLD presents another method to measure the impact of disease and may provide a potential benchmark to gauge clinical success by using registry data for tumors that are rapidly fatal.
FICO scores range from 300 to 850 and are used by most lenders to gauge a potential borrower's creditworthiness.
I generally use a range of recent performances – say, 5km through to half marathon – rather than a single result to gauge a potential finish time, but Asics Running Lab's new Running Ability Measurement goes one better, offering a fully personalised prediction.
Psychologists also gauge a potential chief executive's threshold for stress, how he manages anger, and how he is likely to respond if the new job involves, say, relocation and uprooting a family.
The high spatio-temporal resolutions of radar-based multi-sensor Quantitative Precipitation Estimates (QPEs) makes them a potential complement to the gauge records for engineering design purposes, such as precipitation frequency analysis.
