Sentence examples for an accepted benchmark from inspiring English sources

Dr. Berry cautioned that more study is needed before mile times could be used as an accepted benchmark of cardiovascular risk.

As such, although the Treatment Act had no impact on the proportion of clients who initiated breast cancer treatment within 60 days, it reduced the probability that Black women initiated cervical treatment within an accepted benchmark for timely care.

If these implemented interventions are considered to be an accepted benchmark for cost-effectiveness, then our results suggests that only screening with CE MRI combined with mammography of the BRCA1/BRCA2 subgroups is likely to be a cost-effective screening policy.

These recommendations, which were initially drawn up in 1990 and revised in 1996, have become an internationally accepted benchmark in this area.Second, the monitoring mechanisms of the task-force, notably the mutual-evaluation procedure, have helped to expedite the enactment of money-laundering counter-measures in many of our member countries.

Twenty years on from its adoption, the Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries remains an internationally accepted benchmark and framework for the sustainable use of aquatic resources.

Choose a broadly accepted benchmark, and set a narrow goal to see whether and where you can meaningfully add value.

While 38.2percentt of the remote-only group lost 5percentt or more of their starting weight, 41.4percentt of those in the remote-plus-in-person group did so; only 18.8percentt of the control group achieved that 5-percent weight loss, a widely accepted benchmark at which health benefits of weight loss start to kick in.

The word count application is a widely accepted benchmark in MapReduce implementations.

We should not underestimate the effects of a broadly accepted benchmark on the entire sector, or industry, especially when finance professionals are involved.

This study examined a large group of patients referred for home infusions of vancomycin over a 5-year period and applied established guidelines to determine if outpatient use conformed to a widely accepted benchmark.

It is not easy to say exactly what the LOT thesis amounts to, but van Gelder (1990) offers an influential and widely accepted benchmark for determining when the brain should be said to contain sentence-like representations.