Sentence examples for approach to benchmarking from inspiring English sources

Here we introduce an alternative approach to benchmarking metabolome coverage which relies on mixed Escherichia coli extracts from cells cultured in regular and C-enriched media.

One approach to benchmarking outbreak detection performance is to create semi-synthetic datasets containing authentic baseline patient data (noise) and injected artificial patient clusters, as signal.

We hope that this approach to benchmarking, in addition to traditional simulated benchmarks, will help practitioners find the appropriate method now, and lead to the development of better mapping methods in the future.

Three common approaches to benchmarking health services performance discussed in modern literature are (1) ratio based measures (e.g. severity adjusted average length of stay), (2) stochastic frontier analysis (SFA) and (3) data envelopment analysis (DEA) [ 7]; each with its own advantages and disadvantages.

Nutrient use efficiency is a well know approach to benchmark nutrient management at the animal level, and to some extent at the farm level.

This paper proposes a realistic approach to benchmark specific full-scale activated sludge plants used for carbon and nitrogen removal, based on real design, operational and performance data.

This paper proposes a data based approach to benchmark any specific full-scale activated sludge plant used for carbon and nitrogen removal and using real design, operational and performance data.

Two different methodological approaches to benchmarking can be discerned.

However, simplistic approaches to using benchmarking information, such as performance targets [ 42] or organization scorecards [ 43] or public reporting [ 44] have had uneven results.

It is more important to evolve the current engineering approach (thermal insulation and efficiency) to benchmarking and measuring building performance.

As an important caveat, the data highlight the complexity of identifying appropriate benchmarks, reinforce the importance of a cautious approach to adopting benchmarks and suggest potential value in employing benchmark ranges as opposed to individual values in quality improvement initiatives.