Sentence examples for gauge contributed to from inspiring English sources

A1 A 0.7percentt increase in the Consumer Price Index, a main inflation gauge, contributed to the huge sell-off because it showed that inflation, whose acceleration had been confined to fuel and energy, was spreading to other areas of the economy.

The preparation of material areas and the using of strain gauges contributed to precise the analysis of the local structure behaviour.

Several studies and evaluations, including a recent meta-synthesis of UNICEF programme evaluations (2012) have documented lessons learned and contributed to gauging what works and what doesn't.

DNA fingerprinting techniques such as Mycobacterial Interspersed Repetitive Units Variable Number Tandem repeats (MIRU VNTR) would help gauge whether multiple infections have contributed to the heteroresistance detected.

The concept compliance mitigation gauges whether or not the nonadherence has contributed to the severity of the presenting condition.

Merck contributed to 40percentt of the blue-chip gauge's decline and helped push its fellow Dow component, Johnson & Johnson, down 63 cents, to $52.39.

PAGE A14 GAUGE CITED IN TURKISH JET CRASH A faulty altimeter contributed to the fatal crash last week of a Turkish Airlines jet.

To gauge that, ask applicants to give several concrete examples of how they contributed to others' client work and how they built teams to serve their own clients.

Such findings have contributed to the new effort to broaden the way countries and individuals gauge the quality of life -- the subject of the Nova Scotia conference.

Although it is difficult to gauge how these traditional perceptions would affect decisions regarding circumcision, such perceptions have probably contributed to the lack of tradition and motivation for circumcision in China.

Three factors contributed to this success: high-level support from agencies, clear measures with which to gauge progress and strong Congressional oversight.