Sentence examples for currently gauge from inspiring English sources

Stripping Social Security of payroll tax revenue will make the program appear less viable in projections, which currently gauge that it can pay full benefits until 2037 and roughly four-fifth of benefits over the next 50 years.

In clinical trials and registries, baseline PsA severity and response to treatment are currently gauged by American College of Rheumatology (ACR) and Disease Activity Score (DAS) criteria defined for RA on the basis of tender and swollen joint counts, as well as individual measures of enthesitis and dactylitis [ 102].

The primary tool for quality management is currently a density gauge to ensure that proper density, and in some instances moisture content, are achieved during construction.

subalbatus, these EST libraries and microarrays constitute the only tools currently available to gauge immune responsiveness in this medically important vector species.

This cycle is currently used to gauge upcoming RSV seasonal epidemic size based on total size of the previous epidemic season.

Unfortunately the fibula was too small to allow the attachment of currently available strain gauges to its surface.

On the other hand, this small size also presents a disadvantage in that it is impossible to attach currently available strain gauges to the bone's surfaces and thus the actual strain levels associated with any particular response need to be inferred from engineering analysis rather than assessed by direct measurement.

This capability would be a significant contribution to current tsunami monitoring systems, which currently rely on tidal gauges, DART system (Deep-ocean Assessment and Recording of Tsunamis) and seafloor bottom pressure recording sensors.

Rain gauge sensors currently in use can only detect accumulated rainfall of more than 0.5 mm per day.

The forensic science community is the focus of several significant efforts currently under way to gauge the quality of the infrastructure and to determine the direction of future endeavors to support the US medico-legal death investigation system and the US forensic laboratory system the two pillars of the criminal justice system.

Most of the assessments that are currently being used to gauge "what works" are short-term measures using data gathered by biology educators in their own classrooms.