Sentence examples for gauge of quality from inspiring English sources

Yes, a higher thread count requires finer yarns, which is why thread count became important, but the fiber may be a better single gauge of quality for sheets.

One of the most demanding in the world because it takes into account the timepiece in its entirety, this gauge of quality has been labeled "the most comprehensive and difficult test in the entire watchmaking industry".

It's easy to understand the growing popularity of such establishments: the idea of doing one thing and doing it well is an excellent gauge of quality.

Beginning with social-indicator research, there has been a long tradition of using social standards – such as income level, number of friends, or personal assets – as a gauge of quality of life.

Others, however, felt that personal experience was the best gauge of quality of care, "if my doctor is nice and they don't make me ill, then I think it's fine" (608 Female aged 18 years).

By most gauges of quality and reliability, many of the domestic-brand models have caught back up, but it could be a long road ahead before sales bounce back.

On the day of the parade, the city's air quality index, a widely accepted gauge of air quality, clocked in at a healthy 17 out of 500.

Under the federal law, states choose the minimum size necessary to produce a statistically reliable gauge of school quality.

The national wine industry views the competition as the broadest, most reliable gauge of the quality and style of New York's expanding wine industry.

One gauge of democratic quality — the proportion of countries earning Freedom House's top political rights score — has dropped from 32percentt in 2005 to 28percentt in 2016.

All the patients had congestive heart failure or had suffered heart attacks, conditions that are considered a good gauge of the quality of medical care.