Sentence examples for a better benchmark from inspiring English sources

The S&P 500 is also a better benchmark since it is weighted by market value, not by price.

Indeed, the lack of an Asian corporate bond market is so troublesome that the advantages of a better benchmark may outweigh the Miyazawa subsidies.

Lacking a better benchmark, banks have resorted to using the ABX index of mortgage-related derivatives when working out how much to mark down their investments.

It will please, too, those who think interest-rate swap rates a better benchmark than Treasuries for pricing fixed-income securities.The biggest gripe will come from insurance companies and pension funds with long-term liabilities especially defined-benefit pension plans.

You need a better benchmark, one that matches the allocations your adviser made.

We show that MNS control chart can be used as a better benchmark for indicating quality improvement or quality deterioration relative to its SRS counterpart.

As the bottom of the trench reaches the pure Si buffer layer, it can hardly be etched in NHH solution since the etching rate decreases to be smaller than 0.01 nm/min for pure Si [20, 21] and hence can act as a better height benchmark than the wetting layer (WL).

We need to exchange ideas and best practices better, benchmark our results to see what works in all our majors concerns, from security to housing, through culture and tourism.

"The S80 is actually posting better benchmark scores using 24 processors than Sun gets with 64 processors, and at one-third to one-half the price," he says.

In Scotland, many Obstetric units are joining the Scottish Intensive Care Society Audit Group database "Wardwatcher" to better benchmark critical care performance against nationally agreed standards.

We argue that given the obtained correlation information, a human expert can earn insight into the JSSP structure, and consequently design better instances, design better heuristic or hyper-heuristics, design better benchmark instances, and in general make better decisions and perform better-informed trade-offs in various stages of the scheduling process.