The phrase "across all benchmarks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing performance, evaluation, or comparison across various standards or criteria.
Example: "The new software has shown significant improvements across all benchmarks, indicating its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "throughout all standards" or "in all evaluations".
ENNET method clearly outperformed all the others and achieved consistently high scores across all the benchmark networks.
We show that for a 64-bit datapath it is possible to reduce the energy dissipation of the register file up to 25% for individual benchmark programs and by 21% on the average across all simulated benchmarks with a negligible performance compromise.
Simulation results show that when the proposed architecture works in a statically scheduled superscalar manner, it achieves a 26% higher instructions per cycle (IPC) averaged across all 29 benchmarks from the MiBench suite than a scalar in-order core.
According to the World Giving Index, an annual report that publishes data on charitable giving across 130 countries, the United States is the only country to make the top-ten list across all charitable benchmarks.
Additionally, the best AUPR scores, more biologically relevant, also improve across all 4 benchmark data sets, passing respectively from 80.6 to 84.1, 79.6 to 81.3, 57.7 to 66.7 and 43.6 to 61.2 for the enzyme, ion channel, GPCR and nuclear receptor data sets.
HashTT was chosen here as an example because its average performance across all of the benchmarks illustrates this partitioning.
Was the behaviour that took place in relation to Libor unique or was it symptomatic of something deeper going on across the benchmarks?
Also, for the most part, we are not directly able to make comparisons across many benchmarks and providers since the existing literature is usually geared to making one or two comparisons, and since benchmarks are often considered in relative isolation – as here, though only because the large number of results obtained becomes unwieldy.
The regrouping factor found to work well across benchmarks tested [15], given by (16), is constant across groupings.
Arthur Nadata, the president and chief executive, said, "During fiscal 2001 we achieved very favorable year-over-year comparisons across the important benchmarks of financial and operating performance".
