Nonetheless the findings from Oswald et al's 17 study sets a benchmark for other similar community teaching within the UK.
When Internet use increased dramatically in the early 1990s, The WELL's online community became a benchmark for subsequent discussion-based Web sites.
The dynamic model, including the source/binary code of all the unit operations is made available to the academic community as a benchmark for use in process system engineering studies.
The Middlebury database (Baker et al., 2011) used as a benchmark in the computer vision community is a good example of these types of images.
The results generated by this large international panel can now serve the scientific community as a benchmark for future similar projects.
For this reason, with the aim of providing the scientific community with a benchmark labeling and to promote a more solid comparative estimate of future techniques and studies, the labeling of the G and R features used on this work has been included in Table 6.
This network, which tracks communication among the members of a Karate club, is a well-known benchmark in community detection research because it can be characterized by the existence of two large groups or communities - the two factions that ended up splitting and resulted in the foundation of a new club.
Molecular amplification of the mecA gene is recognized as a benchmark to diagnose MRSA in the community as these genes are highly conserved among staphylococcal species [ 6].
Walterton and Elgin Community Homes in Westminster is a benchmark example.
This study provides a unique opportunity to benchmark existing community palliative care delivery services with specialist care providers in preparation for a subsequent operational and financial evaluation of the new service delivery modality.
Each represented a benchmark.
