Sentence examples for a benchmark standard from inspiring English sources

How the reasonable man might respond when confronted with an intruder in his house, or shoved by a bloke in a pub, is a benchmark standard for judges and juries.

"Whilst in principle I'm sure we all agree that a reduction in bureaucracy is welcome we are concerned these new guidelines will not ensure a benchmark standard of provision exists across all schools and will make change of use of school playing fields much easier". Labour accused Gove of "sneaking out" the changes while Parliament is in recess, so MPs do not have a chance to debate them.

This attracted us to helping a body like The Open Group to establish a benchmark standard for IT architects.

The decision has had industry-wide implications after deliberating in December, the Copyright Royalty Board (CRB), who sets industry-wide standards for royalty and streaming rate, ruled on a "benchmark" (standard) rate of 0.17 cents.

We compiled a set of 890 true drug-disease pairs from two different sources (see Methods) as a benchmarking standard.

Because of the unexpectedly good performance of the animals on the 3D maze, we conducted a classic-maze experiment, using a 13-arm version of a standard radial maze, in order to develop a benchmark of standard two-dimensional performance against which to compare the radiolarian maze findings.

However, a benchmark or standard procedures in validating CFD models is not yet available.

It is possible to audit mortality within 30 days of chemotherapy and this should become a benchmark for standard practice nationally.

Like Hegel, Schopenhauer (1818/1844 [WWR]) rates architecture by its expressive capacities; however, he reaches the opposite conclusion, ranking architecture among the lowest of artforms as against music, his benchmark standard.

Drug-indication relationships (benchmark standard).

It's recognised around the world and is a benchmark for standards in Britain".