The KEEP Longitudinal Survey will adopt methods similar to those used in KEEP to gather follow-up data to measure CKD-related heath status and gauge program effectiveness for repeated KEEP participants with evidence of CKD stages 3 to 5. KEEP has defined objectives to enhance follow-up survey response rates and target vulnerable populations who bear the greatest CKD risk-factor burdens.
In a profession that gauges status finely and obsessively, he said, "some law schools supply one market and some supply others".
Some of these women also score poorly on a simple survey — the Duke Activity Status Index — that gauges their strength and ability to exercise by asking questions like whether they can walk up a flight of stairs or run a short distance.
The DIR-685 looks pretty unique, though, as its 3.2-inch LCD "displays device status via graphical gauges, digital photos, streamed video, weather forecasts and other live streaming Internet content in up to 1.6 million colors" customizable via website InternetPhotoFrame.com.com
Instead of trying to serve as a gauge of status, The Monthly's rankings attempt to gauge more useful measures: social mobility, for instance, or "bang for the buck".
The history of gauge theory is surveyed briefly by Martin (2003), who highlights various issues surrounding gauge symmetry, in particular the status of the so-called "gauge principle", first proposed by Weyl.
"New younger Indians see wealth as a gauge of status.
To gauge the status of painting in Spain at that time, consider that El Greco was paid three hundred and fifty ducats for his first major Toledan commission, "The Disrobing of Christ," and (albeit ten years later) five hundred and seventy for crafting the picture's frame.
If the Yankees beat Boston on Wednesday in the final game of the regular season, they no longer need to watch the out-of-town scoreboard to gauge their status.
This means that their only way of gauging the status of a session is to look at the combination of flags.
