Sentence examples for f gauge from inspiring English sources

Where selective delivery of chemotherapeutic agents could not be achieved using a standard angiographic catheter, a Tracker 3 F gauge catheter system (William Cook, UK) was used.

Furthermore, due to the size of the arterial cannula of about 15 to 17 F gauge, the occlusion of the vessel lumen by the cannula may result in arterial ischemia.

The hearing on Tuesday came at the behest of Representative Barney Frank, Democrat of Massachusetts, who pushed the Fed to gauge the potential pitfalls of the deal.

Analysts expect the report, closely watched by the Fed as a gauge of inflation, to show continued tightness in the labor market, which some fear could prompt another rate increase.

It also stopped the production of nearly all government economic reports, a significant blow to the ability of Fed officials to gauge the strength of the recovery.

While the Fed's preferred gauge of inflation is a separate measure related to consumption, those October figures will be released on Nov. 29, making the CPI a key report at this time.

Since the perceptual process by which she arrives at the belief that the gauge reads 'F' is reliable, and so is the process by which she arrives at the belief that the tank is full (given that the gauge functions completely properly).

The contract is a close gauge of Fed rate expectations at that time.

After being stuck below its 2percenttargetet for nearly a decade, the Fed's preferred inflation gauge has ticked higher for four consecutive months.

Like economists and traders, as well as the 12 million unemployed Americans looking for work, the Fed is struggling to gauge whether better growth does indeed lie ahead.

The next figure plots yearly price growth against yearly wage growth over the past five years, using the hourly wage series from today's report and the Fed's preferred price gauge: the core PCE deflator.