The site offers information about medical conditions and drugs, a self-assessment questionnaire to gauge, for example, your risk of diabetes, and a bulletin board for users to swap medical experiences.
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A 4-gauge needle, for example, is used for heavy sweaters, but an 80-gauge needle is required for fine hosiery.
Gauging risk, for example, is crucial to investors handing over $100 million to manage.
The temporal variation in intensity of these semantic models is of particular interest for two reasons: it provides us with insight about how author/editor strategy changes in relation to what happens in the outside world; and it allows us to gauge whether, for example, the danger posed by these magazines is increasing or decreasing.
Advances have been made regarding management of some of these processes; it is established that the atypical intraductal epithelial proliferations are more frequently definitively upgraded with the use of wider gauge devices (for example, 11 G, 8 G) to ductal carcinoma in situ.
Traders have expanded from "using computers to gauge sentiment" -- for example, counting how many times the name of a company is mentioned by Twitter users -- to relying upon market developments reported by social media sites.
For example, gauge A represents the lowest wind speed and gauge I the highest wind speed.
The job really starts by watching people's reaction to the installation because you can then gauge their interest levels, for example, some people are really keen and start asking you questions.
For example, gauge theories are a class of highly symmetric physical theories appearing in the standard model of particle physics and other parts of theoretical physics.
