Sentence examples for a valuable gauge from inspiring English sources
It is a valuable gauge of how well companies are controlling their costs and is particularly useful in looking at chip makers since their manufacturing expenses are substantial.
Additionally, a survey of the workshop participants is a valuable way to gauge how well the workshops met the needs of those participating and the quality of the presenter.
For the time being, we suggest the two-step process carried out in this study will provide a valuable means to gauge the robustness of selected cases obtained from such "genomic scans".
As noted by Reason and Lucas (1984) diaries "serve a valuable function as wide-gauge trawl nets, picking up the more salient types of lapse" (p. 56).
The resistance strain gauge is a valuable tool in the field of experimental stress analysis.
This gives them the chance to familiarize themselves with its complexity and to learn a valuable lesson: a structure cannot be fully gauged by its facade.
Further studies are required to gauge whether tenofovir, which has become a valuable cornerstone drug in treating HIV infection, can also be safely and effectively used as a vaginal or rectal microbicide.
Using facial-expression analysis technology to gauge the reaction of viewers, who agree to be watched, may well become a valuable tool for movie makers, said Mr. Hamilton, who is not involved with Affectiva.
A valuable piece, ruined.
