Sentence examples for sensitive gauges from inspiring English sources

The records made by the trumpeter Donald Byrd with the baritone saxophonist Pepper Adams are sensitive gauges of the jazz mainstream.

Lactate is a sensitive gauge of physical effort: muscles produce it whenever they run out of oxygen to consume.

Dolnick has retained his strengths — his sensitive gauge for emotional states and his empathy — but his writing is more taut, more piquant, not only observant but wry in its depiction of human fallibility.

Here, instead of measuring the width of the indentation after the indenter has been removed, a sensitive gauge indicates the depth to which the indenter sinks into the surface under a given load.

Bond yields, the most sensitive gauge of the market's inflation worries, edged higher ahead of the employment report.

As tech shares softened across the board, the industry's most sensitive gauge, the Nasdaq Composite Index, lost some 2.2% in midday trading.

Thus, for this tumor model, T2 is a more sensitive gauge of changes in tumor edema than ADC.

It provides a sensitive gauge of environmental conditions and is important for reviewing the success with which organisms adapt to their environment [ 22].

Continuing to monitor mental health as a syndrome as is currently conducted in NSW offers a sufficiently sensitive gauge to detect mental health related visits in EDs.

Thus, gene expression profiling may be a more sensitive gauge of PCB153 toxicity than standard histology, and this hypothesis will be tested with low-dose PCB153 exposures in future experiments.

Meanwhile, tech-sensitive gauge Nasdaq Composite Index edged up 0.2% to 2797.