Sentence examples for index gauge from inspiring English sources

Separately, the government reported that falling food and energy costs kept the Consumer Price Index gauge of inflation flat last month after a 0.3percentt decline in October and that business inventories dropped 1.4percentt in October.

Numbeo's Quality of Life Index gauge goes from 0 to 200.

An Ifo index gauging expectations of future business conditions fell to 99.3 from 100.7.

An index gauging how households see economic conditions a year from now — subtracting households that expect economic conditions to worsen from those that see improvements — also improved.

Using the 1999 round of the World Values Survey, respondent's number of children is regressed on an index gauging child-specific values, both individual and country-level measures of economic well-being, and affiliation with the dominant religions of the area.

In August, the Detroit metropolitan area occupied fifth place in Realtor.com's "Market Hotness Index". Published monthly, this index gauges the health of the real estate market in the country's largest 300 metropolitan areas (as measured by the number of households).

They are the blue chips such as Microsoft Corp., Caterpillar Inc. and Exxon Mobil Corp. that populate the Dow Jones industrial average and the Standard & Poor's 500 index -- gauges that say "stock market" to many individual investors.

A percentage value called the "camouflage index" gauges Snake's exposure, on a scale from negative values (highly visible and attracting attention) up to 100% (completely invisible to the enemy).

Each scale contains 10 items, scored from 0 = "not a problem" to 10 = "severe or disabling problem". Another 10-item tool called the "Masking Index" gauges ongoing exposures and overlapping symptoms that hide responses, blocking one's awareness of their intolerances, and the intensity of their responses to exposures.

Originally devised for socioeconomic applications, inequality indices gauge the divergence of wealth distributions in human societies from the socioeconomic 'ground state' of perfect equality, i.e. pure communism.

Indices gauging the risk of bank defaults leapt amid concern that banks with the greatest exposure to government debt in the euro zone are struggling to obtain funding.