Sentence examples for gauge of expected from inspiring English sources
I've generally been looking at commodities as a loose, volatile gauge of expected emerging market economic performance.
A gauge of expected future volatility in the markets, the so-called VIX, fell on Monday after spiking on Friday, and remained far below the level it reached last summer when problems in the Chinese economy came to the fore.
But last August, the gap between LIBOR and the overnight indexed swap (OIS) rate (a gauge of expected central-bank rates over the same period) widened sharply in Europe and America (see left-hand chart).
(Breakeven rates are a simple gauge of expected inflation).
Such obvious opulence amidst the greyness of post-Soviet decline is a sure gauge of the expected bonanza.
The earnings yield on stocks rarely deviates much from the coupon on bonds partly because stocks and bonds compete with each other, and because stock prices gauge the discounted present value of expected earnings.
This report aims to assess how the evidence on public reporting could be harnessed for cross-country translation of this health system strategy; in particular, to gauge the expected results of the UK surgeon outcome initiative and to propose criteria that elucidate that prerequisites and factors that are needed to public reporting effective.
Mention that you would appreciate constructive feedback on how you are doing on a regular basis so that you can gauge what is expected of you.
Ensemble simulations of 1000 samples were used to derive the median and the inter-quartile range of the fields; these were found to narrow near the control gauge locations, as expected, emphasising the value of high density gauge networks.
That gauge is expected to be at 58 in October, down slightly from 58.5 in September.
The ratio of S- to G-lignin provides a pivotal parameter for gauging the expected chemical reactivity of delignifying plant cell walls and for determining the energy requirements for pulping and bleaching feedstocks [ 7- 9].
