Sentence examples for gauge adjusted for from inspiring English sources

The Chinese yuan is 43% undervalued on our basic gauge; adjusted for GDP per person, it is only 4% below fair value.The euro is 2% overvalued on our burger index.

This measure, however, does not take into account variations in the quality of homes sold.Two other gauges do adjust for quality differences, mainly by dealing only with repeat home sales.

Several factors on the Faking Orgasm Scale were adjusted for oral sex to gauge the effect of the giver's perceived expectations on the receiver's response.

Models for after tax family income were also adjusted for neighborhood deprivation to gauge the relative magnitude of effects related to SEP at both levels.

Rather than comparing wage growth and inflation - economists' standard gauge of whether living standards are rising - the Conservatives prefer to focus on real household disposable income, which is adjusted for taxes and benefits, and rose in 2012, according to the ONS.

Wages, adjusted for inflation, climbed.

(Results were adjusted for inflation).

Payment is adjusted for risk.

Adjusted for inflation, airfares declined.

(The study adjusted for inflation).

Scores on a national in-training exam that helps gauge medical knowledge in the second year of residency also showed no difference between interns in the two arms of the study, when adjusted for baseline scores in the programs.