Sentence examples for a benchmark for comparing from inspiring English sources

The other is randomized descent and serves as a benchmark for comparing the results.

However, this examination of the cytokine profile induced by an Ad5-HIV-1 vaccine may serve as a benchmark for comparing future vaccine candidates.

Only a single trial, conducted by Bellamy and colleagues [ 21], has examined the natural course of acute gout; in the absence of adequate placebo-controlled studies, this trial serves as a benchmark for comparing the efficacy of other treatments.

UvrABC incision of 8 and 9 was calibrated using a duplex (12) containing a C5-fluoresceinylated thymidine derivative, which has previously been used as a benchmark for comparing enzyme activity.

Although the simulation of the full-sibs is not realistic in that it does not account for linkage, the aim here was to generate sets of individuals with a common level of relatedness, to allow a benchmark for comparing methods.

While perfect CSI is unrealistic, it still provides a good benchmark for comparing the performance of limited feedback techniques.

Insights from analysis of the impact of different solvent mixtures with varying concentrations of IL on the specific regeneration energy will provide a useful benchmark for comparing the performance of mixed IL ([Bpy][BF4]) and MEA solvent with other solvents.

A lower bound of uniformity pattern for general asymmetric designs is provided, which can be used to serve as a benchmark for both comparing different designs and also to determine the optimal design.

Comparison of SRDS1, SRDS2, and SRDS3 versions of the datasets used in this study reveals an important limitation of the MHCBench dataset which is a widely used benchmark for comparing MHC-II binding peptide prediction methods.

When the FIA data were combined with a previous inventory that included sampling of nonforest plots, 21 to 27% of the total biomass of all trees was accounted for in nonforest conditions, resulting in a more accurate benchmark for comparing to total biomass derived from the LIDAR maps.

Titration to a percentage of the recommended (theoretical) optimum provided a consistent and measurable benchmark for comparing groups, where it was not assumed that 100% was achievable or necessarily desirable for the individual resident.