Sentence examples for gauge of core from inspiring English sources

Surging energy costs pushed up U.S. wholesale prices at a steeper-than-expected rate last month but a closely watched gauge of core inflation eased, the government said Friday.

This widely watched gauge for core spending by businesses has suffered three consecutive negative months.

The needle gauge used to collect tissue is between 16 and 20 gauge for core biopsies, or 22 gauge for fine needle aspirates (FNA).

Humor is hard to gauge, of course.

However, the core gauge of consumer prices, which excludes energy and food, stayed steady at 1.8%.

Honda, Japan's second-largest automaker, also said operating profit, a better gauge of the company's core business, fell 6.6percentt.

A separate G.D.P.-related gauge of inflation showed that core prices — excluding food and energy — increased at a rate of 2percentt in the third quarter, up sharply from a 1.4percentt pace in the second quarter.

The NPV for atypia and malignancy of 14-gauge core biopsy of papillomas is 95% in this series.

The questions were crafted with the intention of gauging three core tutor behaviours, namely, social congruence, subject expertise and cognitive congruence.

To assist researchers and policymakers in their work, UNAIDS developed a series of core indicators to measure RSB and to gauge changes in HIV/AIDS around the world.

By looking at several key outcomes and identifying the associations with the same set of core (and often cited) determinants, one can gauge the impact of income for example, across key child outcomes.