They analyze gene activity levels in the tumor sample obtained by biopsy to gauge how aggressive the cancer is, helping doctors and patients decide whether to treat it.
ComScore's figures, which are often used by advertisers to gauge how much screen real-estate is worth, put Yahoo's collective web properties just slightly ahead of Google's.
NPS is a benchmark used by companies, globally, to gauge how willing a customer is to recommend a product or service.
Before the 2016 vote, just one state — Pennsylvania — had undergone a risk-and-vulnerability assessment by the Department of Homeland Security to gauge how vulnerable its voting systems were to attack.
The strategies employed by Romanoff and Bennet make perfect sense, however, in the context of a new poll done by SurveyUSA and funded by MoveOn.org, an effort to gauge how much weight voters in swing districts put on the issue of corporate influence.
The study, which was conducted by Public Agenda, a nonprofit research organization, and funded by the Pew Charitable Trusts, tries to gauge how much religion Americans want to see in politics, schools, workplaces and neighborhoods.
This is followed by an initial assessment to gauge how a person feels and identify which service may be most appropriate for them.
The computer, known as Tianhe-1A, has 1.4 times the horsepower of the current top computer, which is at a national laboratory in Tennessee, as measured by the standard test used to gauge how well the systems handle mathematical calculations, said Jack Dongarra, a University of Tennessee computer scientist who maintains the official supercomputer rankings.
"We try to gauge how serious they are by their answers to our questions.
