Sentence examples for which gauges the from inspiring English sources
Economists were expecting a modest gain in productivity, which gauges the output each hour of all workers.
A recent report issued by the Sunset Advisory Commission, which gauges the effectiveness of state agencies, supports that notion.
Excluding petroleum, the index, which gauges the cost of goods and raw materials from abroad, rose 0.4percentt.
Oslo is the most expensive city in the world, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister company, which gauges the cost of living for expatriate businessmen.
Total-factor productivity, which gauges the efficiency with which both capital and labour are used, is lower now than it was in 1960.
He pointed to a statistic called the farebox operating ratio, which gauges the percentage of transit expenses covered by passenger fares.
Dr. Hilal's reputation soon grew with his introduction of a microdensitometer, which gauged the density of the cerebral arteries and allowed doctors to measure the blood flow in the brain.
Officials acknowledged that the test had been conducted under idealized conditions, but they nonetheless voiced satisfaction with the result, which gauged the ability of the ship's radar to track the dummy warhead in flight and engineer a collision more than 100 miles above the sea.
To examine this theory, the HI-SEAS crew members on Mauna Loa are testing their sense of smell two different ways: they take scratch-and-sniff tests, which gauge the performance of their sense of smell, and odorant-I.D. tests, in which they try to identify a piece of food that is placed in a small, opaque tub by sniffing through a straw.
"It may be that current public health efforts are succeeding," wrote Ronald J. Iannotti and Jing Wang, coauthors of the analysis, which gauged the health habits and weight status of close to 35,000 American teens between 2001 and 2010.
One technique for assessing model quality is fivefold cross validation, which gauges how well the model is expected to generalize to an independent data set.
