Sentence examples for another gauge of from inspiring English sources

Another gauge of a tumor's risk is its P.S.A. level, which can indicate how many cancer cells may be lurking in a man's body.

The supply of houses available for sale, another gauge of demand, rose to 4.2 months' worth in October from 4 months' worth in September.

Another gauge of Sabathia's impact will be at YES. Ratings soared through July but fell nearly 11percentt for the 2008 season.

Among other reports due, business inventories, industrial production and another gauge of purchasing, the trade balance figures, will be examined for confirmation of any revival in consumer spending.

The value of his Adidas shoe contract, another gauge of acceptance, is among the most lucrative at $36 million over six years.

The supply of homes available for sale, another gauge of housing demand, fell to 3.4 months' worth in May from 3.7 months in April.

Another crucial gauge of the health of manufacturers, industrial production, slipped 0.4percentt in July from June, the government said.

In another important gauge of labor market health, the four-week moving average for new claims fell to 584,500, from 607,000, the lowest since January.

Shotshell of one gauge may be fired in a shotgun of another gauge, but doing so requires a special tube.

But here's another gauge: How many bottles of champagne can you get delivered to your room at 2 in the morning?

I myself made a field trip to the Alashan Pass in the mid 1990s and found that, because the rails on the Chinese side and those on the other side of Kazakhstan were not of the same gauge, goods brought by trains had to be moved from the trains that fit one gauge and reloaded to another train of another gauge.