Sentence examples for accurate gauge from inspiring English sources

For that reason, among others, early excellence is not always an accurate gauge of later success.

The checks are considered the most accurate gauge of the number of gun purchases.

Rather than a protection against time, the diary becomes a cruelly accurate gauge of time's passage.

Together they offer an accurate gauge of the breadth and sophistication of her art.

Tests done in the shop should prove a more accurate gauge of on-track performance.

Counting past casualties, however, is not an accurate gauge of the gravity of any particular security threat.

Hughes viewed the Internet as "the ultimate Skinner box," by which he meant a highly accurate gauge of human behavior.

Many criminologists have long regarded statistics on robbery to be one of the most accurate gauges of the overall crime rate.

These results indicate that the method may be suitable for accurate gauging of the age in days of field-caught, female An.

Treatment can be tailored to specific patients at risk for the development of such complications, but for this to be possible, early diagnosis of SLE is required followed by the accurate gauging of cardiovascular risk.

Umpires also questioned if the system was sufficiently accurate to gauge their performance.