Sentence examples for a benchmark range from inspiring English sources

However, given the lack of reproducibility studies on thermal scanning where this statistic was used, we do not have a benchmark range of values, against which we can compare our results.

Validity, using the log as a benchmark, ranged from k = 0.40 to 0.52, while validity estimates with the accelerometer as a base were lower at k = 0.17 to 0.22.

This is the benchmark range.

In replications of the benchmark range from these five reviews separately this varies by no more than five percentage points.

In each of the caterpillar plots, both the overall VAP-IP mean derived from the groups in the plot and the 95% prediction interval derived from VAP-IP benchmark range are displayed.

As an important caveat, the data highlight the complexity of identifying appropriate benchmarks, reinforce the importance of a cautious approach to adopting benchmarks and suggest potential value in employing benchmark ranges as opposed to individual values in quality improvement initiatives.

The findings indicate that the high damage tolerance potentially accessible to glassy materials can extend beyond the benchmark ranges towards levels previously inaccessible to metallic crystalline amorphous composites.

The ratio of intake level to cancer benchmark ranged from 116 297 for arsenic, 4 5 for chlordane (among children), 18 67 for dieldrin, 2 12 for DDE, and 202 1010 for PCDD/Fs.

Treasury interest rates are a benchmark for rates ranging from those on mortgages and bank loans to corporate debt.

These benchmarks range from border control, to fighting narcotrafficking and arms smuggling, to the implementation of a number of regionally co-sponsored economic projects designed to help revive the Afghan economy.

The 10-year Treasury yield — a benchmark for a wide range of loans and one of the most closely watched rates in the world — has fallen by more than a full percentage point since early April.