Sentence examples for gauge of recent from inspiring English sources

The measure of lead exposure is a critical feature of any study that examines lead exposure and cognition among older, community-exposed women in the United States Blood lead level is a gauge of recent lead dose, in contrast to concentration of lead in bone, which is an integrative measure of lead exposure over many years, in addition to being an endogenous source of lead (Hu et al. 2007).

To determine the trend in a barometer, you need to know what the reading was, say, an hour ago and then compare it to what it is now––in many barometers, this is done with a needle you can manually set to any reading and it will stay there permanently to serve as a gauge of recent trends in the pressure.

Gauging from the outbursts of recent days, any delay will only embolden infuriated parents.

The exact size of the retreat is difficult to gauge because of a dearth of recent global data, but executives at such firms say they are dropping as many as a third of their correspondent relationships.

But uncomfortably for O'Neill's successor Gordon Strachan there is a more recent gauge of embarrassment, this season's 5-0 defeat in the Champions League qualifier by Artmedia Bratislava, Strachan's first game.

Mr. Thompson cited the rise in reading and math test scores on city exams, which he said was a better gauge of students' performance than recent state exams that showed a downturn, as well as Dr. Crew's success in winning broader powers from Albany to hire and fire local district superintendents.

The model results were checked against six runs of recent concurrent gauging covering the whole basin.

This narrative review aims to gauge the recent progression of research into PDGF systems and liver fibrosis.

Machine Tool Orders Down Again: The monthly report on metal-cutting and -forming tools, a gauge of future economic activity, substantiated recent evidence that the economy is slowing down.

And it still does not break out the performance of recent acquisitions, making it difficult to gauge their contribution to profits.

ELS representatives originally contacted state officials to get a list of recent job applicants whom they could contact to gauge their interest in employment with the company.