Sentence examples for gauge for performance from inspiring English sources

15 The Canadian Occupational Performance Measure (COPM) served as a gauge for performance of and satisfaction with everyday activity problems.

The revenue struggles are not unique to JPMorgan, a diversified bank seen as a gauge for the performance of Wall Street.

Sales at stores open at least a year, an industry gauge of performance, rose 3.7percentt.

This systematic review aims to build on these reviews by assessing a broad range of hip pathologies, and employing a more selective approach to the inclusion of studies in order to accurately gauge diagnostic performance for the purposes of making recommendations for clinical practice and future research.

The data upload and conversion feature of the dashboard was analyzed to gauge dashboard performance for various datasets.

This shows that the COP is not the accurate gauge for the SAR system performance and the solar-to-cold conversion factor is suggested when evaluating SAR system performance.

So why remove this crucial performance gauge for pay purposes?

Cash flow -- which in Time Warner's case measures earnings before interest, taxes and amortization -- is the standard performance gauge for media companies.

With the help of the WHO, the alliance will help companies design a "business plan" for health, identifying local public-sector partners and working out budgets and benchmarks for firms to gauge their performance.

In order to gauge the performance of REWL for a single frequency and different levels of environmental shadowing, we executed the algorithm at 2.4 GHz with three separate amounts of shadowing generated on the simulated RSS values:  dBm.

It does not seem that this would require a substantial amount of new work or lengthy simulations, as most of the relevant data are in the Supplementary Materials (most data are in raw table format or with a separate Figure for each example, which makes it hard for the reader to gauge overall performance – this could be presented in a more easily digestible format in the main text).