Sentence examples for a fair benchmark from inspiring English sources

Yet full convergence between east and west is not a fair benchmark.

But this may not be a fair benchmark by which to measure the state of EU-Asian relations.

A fair benchmark for Bridesmaids might be producer Judd Apatow's Knocked Up, which began its run in August 2007 with £1.58m.

That's considered a fair benchmark of a manageable debt load, when you first graduate.

One of the problems with comparing the models is to find a fair benchmark.

Although it is very difficult to make a fair benchmark, we compare the speed of Ψ-RA against Bowtie [ 5], which is one of the fastest aligners, to provide a comparison on the exact and also approximate matching performance.

Our results performed favorably in a fair benchmarking competition which adheres to standard criteria.

The output of the second method, DECOBRA (DECOB RAnked), has been specifically tailored to serve the purposes of a fair benchmarking procedure.

To serve the purposes of a fair benchmarking competition we first perform cross-platform classification on colon cancer datasets as described in the state-of-the-art approach of Chowdhury and Koyutürk (2010) and outperform the prior approaches partly by raising accuracy by a relative increase of nearly 50%.

In a realistic framework, the scheduler saves about 38% of energy compared to a frequency selective proportional fair benchmark.

In general, it is quite hard to provide a truly fair benchmarking competition, due to different numbers of covered genes and modules of the competitors.