Sentence examples for be based on benchmark from inspiring English sources

Relative potency factors in cumulative risk assessment should be based on benchmark doses from studies in one species with identical study design and human relevance of effects on specific target organs should be analyzed to define minimal margins of exposure.

- The marking of the simulation is based on benchmark.

This value is based on benchmark dose modeling of data of decreased lymphocyte count in highly exposed workers (Rothman et al., 1996).

The progression in learning from freshman year to senior year is based on benchmark criteria derived from the ACT critical-thinking skill progression (Supplemental Material; ACT, 2012).

This integrative approach contrasts with the traditional process for PET tracer identification, which has been based on benchmarking against a set of discrete criteria.

Most of the forecasting in the United States during the 1980s and the 1990s, whatever the planning model (supply-, demand- or mixed model), was based on benchmarking.

Since this is a general model that has been based on benchmarking experiences in manufacturing industries, we scrutinized it, and when necessary adapted it to ensure a comprehensive and appropriate benchmarking approach.

Labour says this would be based on a benchmark such as average market rents.

This would be based on a benchmark such as average market rents.

According to current plans, the initial allocation of emission allowances to airlines will be based on a benchmark which is calculated by dividing the 2004 2006 CO2-emissions by the transport performance of the year 2010.

The initial allocation of emission allowances to airlines will be based on a benchmark which is calculated by dividing historical CO2-emissions of the airlines participating in the scheme by their transport performance (expressed in revenue tonne-kilometres) of the year 2010.