The phrase "and benchmarks can be" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the potential or capability of benchmarks in a specific context, such as performance evaluation or measurement.
Example: "In this study, we will explore various methodologies, and benchmarks can be established to assess their effectiveness."
Alternatives: "and benchmarks may be" or "and benchmarks could be".
At home, the psychological anxiety of being stationary and accomplishing benchmarks can be more exhausting than the physical wear and tear of traveling you drink too much, you pace holes into the floor, you feel angsty and take long aimless walks.
All the models used for the biochemical and non-biochemical benchmarks can be found at: http://contraintes.inria.fr/~soliman/nicotine_data/ METATOOL's "CONSERVATION RELATIONS" were used when possible, but that only allows to find - as expected - 91 out of the 10 billion invariants for the classic example, in 0.33s.
Hydrological ensemble prediction systems (HEPS) are currently transforming the hydrological forecasting environment but in this new field there is little information to guide researchers and operational forecasters on how benchmarks can be best used to evaluate their probabilistic forecasts.
The size and geometry of the phantom is precisely defined and thereby serves as a gold standard for quantitative comparisons, based on which benchmarks can be obtained and operational limits can be set.
Gensler co-chairs the group of regulators setting out principles on how benchmarks can be run and compiled to make them harder to manipulate.
"Benchmarks can be very influential and are used to determine all sorts of transactions.
*-* A summary of all benchmarks can be seen via TBenchmark::Summary.
But other academics, including John Lamberth, an associate professor of psychology at Temple University, say appropriate benchmarks can be devised.
Financial regulators in Asia are focusing on whether local benchmarks can be manipulated in the same way as Libor.
