Sentence examples for representative gauge from inspiring English sources

The primary outcome will be based on the evolution of HbA1c at two years, in order to measure the maintenance of improved metabolic control by means of a reliable and representative gauge of the long-term risk of microvascular and macrovascular complications.

Figure 7 shows the recorded strain at the positions of some representative strain gauges as a function of the load applied for the tested specimens.

At Emory University, the administration was convinced to fund and manage a pilot program after it asked student-government representatives to gauge student interest.

As a slightly more ambitious option, they considered hiring a junior sales representative to try to gauge the potential demand for HTSQL and to pursue new business.

The most representative position in the gauge volume corresponds to the neutron-weighted center of gravity (ncog), which takes into account variations in intensity within the gauge volume due to neutron attenuation and/or absence of material in the gauge volume.

Response rates are routinely used to gauge how representative a sample is, as a measure of how closely the sample recruited appropriates the population it was drawn from.

Although figures might be better gauged from representative samples of the population rather than from a sample with high symptoms, only approximately 24% of participants in this study with elevated depression reported seeking the help of a GP.

Minaya added that he had spoken to Lo Duca's representative, Andrew Mongelluzzi, but could not gauge whether he expected to strike a deal before Nov. 13, when free agents are permitted to negotiate and sign with other teams.

The first phase of the design procedure consisted in the numerical determination of the minimum representative size of the porous gauge section of testing specimens.

Each rain gauge is considered representative of a Territorial Unit (TU), defined on the basis of relatively homogeneous geological, geomorphological and topographical characteristics (Fig. 2) (Martelloni et al. 2012; Lagomarsino et al. 2013).

We investigated counselling and provision practices among a nationally representative sample of providers to gauge the prevention services offered to a range of patients in varied clinical settings.