Sentence examples for better gauges from inspiring English sources

Instead, they have found more broad-based indicators, particularly real personal disposable per capita income, which measures the amount of money a household has after taxes and inflation, to be better gauges.

The former better gauges how dominant large firms are on a country's economic activity.

Net yards per attempt fills this void and better gauges exactly how many yards on average a quarterback gains each time he attempts a pass play.

The growing popularity of sabermetrics since the early 1980s has brought more attention to two batting statistics that sabermetricians argue are much better gauges of a batter's skill than batting average: On-base percentage measures a batter's ability to get on base.

These results therefore suggest that the CBV and MBV may be better gauges of therapeutic response than the VCI.

Cash from operations might be a better gauge.

Few politicians in South Carolina have better gauged the changing moods of the state than Mr. Campbell.

Some conservatives say this measure, called absolute mobility, is a better gauge of opportunity.

In a heavily indebted economy like Japan's, the better gauge might be nominal GDP.

The Nets' next home game, against Boston on Thursday, might be a better gauge.

The committee urged a large post-approval study to better gauge the chances of developing a blood clot with Xience.