Sentence examples for being benchmarked against from inspiring English sources

Being benchmarked against the average seemed to have paralysed some of the GPs with below average results thus preventing them from benefitting from the feedback meeting.

Being benchmarked against the average seemed to raise barriers to the concept of patient evaluations and difficulties interpreting the results may have formed a barrier to their implementation which was partly overcome by adding qualitative data to the quantitative results.

Although the evidence available is limited and of poor quality, we argue that, taken together with other important factors such as patient preference, there is sufficient evidence to implement group CBT conditional upon routinely collected outcomes being benchmarked against those obtained in trials of individual CBT.

We argue, therefore, that there is sufficient evidence to implement group CBT, conditional upon routinely collected outcomes being benchmarked against those obtained in trials of individual CBT, and with other important factors such as patient preference, clinical experience, and information from the local context taken into account when making the treatment decision.

This agreement has been benchmarked against rivals, he said.

These are benchmarked against a diverse array of international talent.

Performance was benchmarked against an industrially relevant Cu/ZnO/Al2O3 standard catalyst.

Distance learning need not always be benchmarked against classroom learning.

The novel approach is benchmarked against the MLP and RBF networks.

Companies' succession plans and talent development programs should be benchmarked against those of industry peers.

He also wants chief executive pay to be benchmarked against the performance of rival firms.