Sentence examples similar to absence of a benchmark from inspiring English sources

In the absence of a perfect benchmark, the best course for you and your money manager is to agree in advance on the benchmark against which he will be judged.

In absence of a normative benchmark these studies leave it to the reader to approve or disapprove the results.

Although a real evaluation of the performance is still a difficult task in absence of a true benchmark set, ContrastRank performs better than MutSigCV for all three tumor types under study (Supplementary Fig. S5 and Supplementary Table S2).

Furthermore, it is difficult to generalise data if mobilisation strategies are introduced into ICUs in the absence of any benchmarking of practise or barriers to mobilisation.

But the absence of a living wage benchmark and outdated factory inspection systems lack what is needed to facilitate change.

In the absence of an accepted numerical benchmark in ecology (Lortie et al. 2015), we interpret the magnitude of the Hedge's g effect sizes as suggested by Cohen (1988): small ≥0.20, medium ≥0.50 and large ≥0.80.

Through analysis of OECD archives, we extract the reasons why OECD changed its role in the absence of a reference point against which to benchmark national situations.

In the absence of a genomic-scale orthology dataset suitable for benchmarking performance, the statistical technique of Latent Class Analysis allows false positive and false negative rates to be inferred from data on agreement and disagreement (Figure 2).

This is important in the absence of a gold-standard which could be used to benchmark the performance of methods for prediction of transcriptional cooperativity.

In order to provide a benchmark for self-selected retesting in the absence of a specific retest guideline, we looked back at data previously collected in Cornwall.

This is hardly surprising, in that the absence of a clear statement of role responsibilities makes it impossible to benchmark how current performance relates to these, and thus makes any assessment of skill deficit and training needs difficult to identify.