Of all measures for gauging the progress of the economy, the one that really counts is employment.
It shows up the dire consequences of not having a systematic approach for gauging the performance of practitioners and hospitals.
The administration has just begun working with Congress to lay out some guideposts for gauging the effectiveness of the strategy.
And they are worth listening to, if only because they may offer a useful yardstick for gauging the gravity and scope of the eight proposed plans.
The Fragrant Hills on the edge of the city, which are a reliable yardstick for gauging the day's haze, were not only visible, but verdant.
Mr. Hawke, the comptroller of the currency and one of the country's most powerful regulators, is responsible for gauging the financial well-being of national banks.
Civil society and electoral, parliamentary politics provide limited means for gauging the citizenry's sentiments, grievances and aspirations, but not for translating these phenomena into government policies.
The 25-page report released yesterday found satisfactory progress on only eight of 18 crucial benchmarks set by Congress for gauging the success of Mr Bush's strategy, and these were largely in the military realm.
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This is important for gauging the risk of your investments.
The Beta-uni statistic was used as an effect size for gauging the magnitude of DIF.
