This requires high-fidelity, qualified benchmark data.
In addition to meeting the definition of equity, a security must be deemed to be investable in order to qualify for benchmark inclusion.
The White House hailed on Tuesday the withdrawal of U.S. combat troops out of Iraq's cities but declined to qualify the benchmark as a victory, or even a success, in the six-year-long war.
It aims at quantifying, qualifying and internationally benchmarking a core set of figures which can be used, in a comparative perspective, to characterise the initial VET system in Italy, to report on future progresses as well as to inform and stimulate the research and policy debate in this area at national and international level.
Westinghouse's burnup credit methodology uses PARAGON™ (Westinghouse 2-D lattice physics code) and its 70-group cross-section library, which have been benchmarked, qualified, and licensed both as a standalone transport code and as a nuclear data source for core design simulations.
The benchmark situation of most workers qualifying for a pension is analyzed with these last results, where moderate changes in the strictness of the requirements have a large impact on numbers eligible.
The group launched an appeal after they fell short of the benchmark score set by British Gymnastics in qualifying at the London Prepares test event last month.
Leaving aside the difficult question of how to construct a meaningful empirical test of that counterfactual proposition (formalists think it impossible), one must first ask why that or any other conceivable interpretive value — equity, transparency, coherence, deliberation, lower decision costs, higher decision costs, etc. — should qualify as a proper benchmark for empirical testing.
Typically, a family needs to have a child with special needs or an income below a certain benchmark to qualify for vouchers.
