Sentence examples for gauge ranking from inspiring English sources

The Pew Center on the States has assembled a pain gauge, ranking the states according to various "indicators of vulnerabilities to the cuts".

I had to quickly gauge the condition of each, ranking them from 1-4 (with 4 being most severe) by glancing at the appropriate number floating near the patient and tapping the Gear's built-in touch pad.

But union officials said they decided not to endorse at this time because the 60-plus members of its board wanted to go back to their local unions to get a better gauge of rank-and-file sentiment.

The area under ROC Curve (AUC) gauges the ranking of correct class separation.

The whole study area is divided into homogeneous subregions and a conventional variance-based approach is implemented in each subregion to rank rain gauge stations.

While getting support from the estimated 9,000 attendees doesn't mean a contender is a shoe-in to be their next standard-bearer, it offers a gauge of where they rank with the party's base.

Transparency International, a German organization that gauges honesty in government, ranked Afghanistan 117 out of 180 countries in 2005.

To rank funds, we gauge how well, or poorly, they've fared over four market cycles.

First published in 2008, the GPI ranks nations by gauging peace according to safety and security in society, levels of domestic and international conflict, and militarisation.

To gauge how rankings perform relative to a measure of real resources in health care, we plotted the ranks against our main health resources variable - number of physicians per 1,000 capita.

We argue that appropriately "coarse-grained" aspects of the randomly chosen field theory in such landscapes, such as the fraction of gauge groups with ranks in a given range, can be statistically predictable.