Sentence examples for I benchmark from inspiring English sources

This process is used with two main goals: (i) benchmark the Fault Detection and Diagnosis (FDD) designs developed within the first phase of the project, (ii) demonstrate the applicability of the proposed FDD techniques in a standardized industrial validation process in order to successfully transfer these techniques to the aeronautics practitioners.

This paper presents and pilots a unique performance assessment methodology for wastewater treatment plants which addresses these challenges; enabling stakeholders to (i) benchmark a wide variety of wastewater treatment plants in an efficient and standardised manner (ii) identify data accuracy issues and (iii) isolate where and how resources are consumed during wastewater treatment.

In the present paper, the PSI-NUSS methodology is applied to quantify nuclear data uncertainties for the OECD/NEA UACSA Exercise Phase I benchmark.

The benchmark structures provided by the IASC-ASCE studiedral Healto Monitoring Group are studied to verify the effectiveness of the proposed flexibility-based indexes for damage detection, in which both simulation data (Phase I benchmark study) and experiment data (Phase II benchmark study) are investigated.

In the last reported experiment, we evaluated both classifiers on the BioCreative I benchmark.

For example, on the question "Is benchmarking being used in your care group to make improvements?", organisations scored 0 point if they had no policy on benchmarking.

We hypothesized that involving local physician stakeholders in generating consensus waiting time I benchmarks, would reduce the wait for outpatient nephrology consultations.

The results of the Track I benchmarking component was very beneficial to CTD in that it confirmed the high quality of CTD's existing text-mining pipeline.

The following rules were developed by the study investigators (MS, MB and AL) to be used to develop waiting time I benchmarks: 1. Use the median nephrologists' medically recommended wait time except when rules 2 or 3 apply.

55 60 A national clinician-directed system for sustained continuous CVC-BSI benchmarking, such as those in Scotland 61 and Wales, 62 would ensure continued attention to CVC-BSIs, and could provide a platform for monitoring other healthcare-associated infections with linkage to patient outcomes.

"I was the benchmark, I was the beacon, I was the one everyone was measured against.