Sentence examples for indicator for gauging from inspiring English sources

SOON, investors may have another indicator for gauging how a company sees its own prospects: share repurchases.

And because so many fund investors try to do so anyway, the study suggests that these fund flows provide a new sentiment indicator for gauging excessive pessimism or optimism.

Treatment response assessed by measurements of submicroscopic leukaemia (minimal residual disease) has emerged as a powerful and independent prognostic indicator for gauging the intensity of therapy.

Powdered sawdust, wood shavings, wood chips, prunings waste and straw were used as bulking agents and the thermophilic stage temperature profile was used as the main indicator for gauging if the composting process was developing correctly.

The concentrations of plasma NEFA, BHBA and glucose are indicators for gauging the energy balance status of a lactating cow.

Breadth is not the type of indicator that is useful for gauging the future course of the market.

The implementation of ESPs challenges us to develop indicators for the sustained provision of individual ecosystem services, much better understanding of the trade-offs among services, and practical tools for gauging societal demands.

CPR is a vital indicator needed by country governments, international donors, and other stakeholders for measuring national and subnational progress against global initiatives, such as FP2020, Scaling Up Nutrition, and Every Woman Every Child, and for gauging health outcomes.

In the same context, the proposals that the EU should develop its own indicators to gauge respect for human rights, that a special European Parliament envoy should be nominated for prisoners of conscience and that a human rights website should be launched on the Europarl site on the Internet, are well worth considering.

For last month, the index of leading economic indicators, which gauges economic activity over the next three to six months, rose 0.3percentt, after a drop of 0.5percentt in September.

MOST central bankers pore over economic indicators to gauge where the country is heading.