Sentence examples for be a useful benchmark from inspiring English sources

"A national average might be a useful benchmark, but for an individual buyer or seller, it can be totally meaningless.

"Our progress in the group will be a useful benchmark to how far we have developed in the last few years".

For comparison purposes, we have also plotted the results for which is the average received SNR of primary system for direct transmission with ARQ. will be a useful benchmark for comparison as shows the performance of primary system with retransmission in the absence of any secondary system.

The solution should not only prove to be a useful benchmark for computational aeroacoustic models, but also enable a designer to continue to use multiple-scales theory to examine sound transmission even when cut-on cut-off transitional modes are present.

But as social care budgets are slashed and governments are starting to embrace population-based strategies, such as behavioural economics, to moderate unhealthy behaviors, having some common-sense guidelines that highlight how taking less drugs less often is associated with a reduced risk of harm might be a useful benchmark for people to reflect upon.

But as social care budgets are slashed, and governments are starting to embrace population-based strategies such as behavioral economics to moderate unhealthy behaviors, having some common-sense guidelines that highlight that taking less drugs, less often was associated with a reduced risk of harm, might be a useful benchmark for people to reflect upon".

That start date is a useful benchmark for measuring the plan's inadequacy.

Mayor Cory A. Booker welcomed the findings, saying the statistics were a useful benchmark for measuring the failures and successes of his administration.

Moreover, in the case of informational constraints (more specifically, spouses who do not know each others' preferences well) or the impossibility to make binding and costlessly enforceable agreements on the transfer of (in our case endogenous) resources, the non-cooperative setting is a useful benchmark.

Once established, a MCID is a useful benchmark for clinical researchers to assess effectiveness of an intervention and determine sample sizes for future clinical trials.

The global translational activity of yeast cells predicted in this study is a useful benchmark against which biochemical data on individual translation factor activities can be interpreted.