followed in a cohort fashion to gauge increase or decrease in human risk.
Because of a change in census procedures, it was not possible yesterday to reliably gauge the increase in cost burden among homeowners in places with large numbers of condominium or cooperative apartments.
His hand-knit sweaters had ample roundness, with the gauge increasing from tiny at the deep hems to chunky in the sleeves and shoulders.
A more reliable gauge is the increase in productivity from a year earlier, a more modest 1.6%.In a workshop on the new economy at the forum last week, a consensus emerged among economists that annual productivity growth had increased to a sustainable 2-2.25 2-2.25rom an average of 1.4% in the two decades to 1995.
Wearing double bridles and nosebands that had been tightened with and without the taper gauge caused an increase in eye temperature compared with baseline values (P = 0.012), and the tighter the noseband was fastened, the cooler the facial skin of the horse (and, presumably, the greater the impairment of vascular perfusion) when compared with baseline values (P = 0.016).
The smallest is a 20 gauge and they increase in size as the chart continues.
As far as can be gauged, a discernible increase in advertising or broadcasting revenue, a factor so often at the center of any decision made by UEFA, is not expected.
Figure 8(b) shows the top 16 predictors ranked by median out of sample permutation importance which gauges the relative increase in error that would result from introducing additional noise to that predictor while holding others at their observed values.
And the surge in oil prices has put upward pressure on broad inflation gauges, though increases in most consumer prices have remained restrained.
The CPM-mediated inhibition of the NFR, gauged by increases in NFR-threshold, did not differ significantly between groups (p = 0.75).
