Sentence examples for benchmark at which from inspiring English sources

In about three hours, the speed of wind exceeded 34 knots, about 63 kilometers per hour, the benchmark at which the storm can be classified as a cyclone.

Every stream had at least one pesticide at some time, and 10% had levels that exceeded the benchmark at which human health effects are possible.

For colony sizes between 6 and 12 individuals, both morphs emerged at a similar frequency, so we used a colony size of 8 mites/tube as a benchmark at which we expected the survival and reproductive success of both morphs to be approximately equal.

I only have a few comments: Studies on the value of the genomic association of genes for the prediction of functional links between proteins have gone to a great length to actually benchmark at which level of genomic association it not only becomes statistically significant, but also functionally meaningful in terms of predicting that proteins are actually involved in the same pathway.

Even so, both types of QDs accumulated at about 21 30% of the benchmark rate at which a pollutant is considered to be "very bioaccumulative".

The model is then used to estimate the benchmark dose at which the expression of the gene significantly deviates from that observed in control animals.

The stimulus requires governors to raise standards to a new benchmark: the point at which high school graduates can succeed — without remedial classes — in college, the workplace or the military.

Many analysts and bankers had hoped the central bank would cut its benchmark interest rate, at which it lends money to banks, by 0.25 of a percentage point and lower its cash reserve ratio by as much as 1 percentage point, which would free banks to lend more money to businesses and consumers.

The presented simulations consider as benchmark a WSN at which nodes sample and transmit the sensed variable at R s =1/T granularity.

Co-linearity diagnostics calculated with Stata indicated no major concerns with co-linearity, with no variance inflation factor scores above three, far off the benchmark of 10 at which co-linearity warrants further investigation (Chen et al., 2009).

Consequently, point of departure (POD) estimates for the benchmark dose (BMD; dose at which response begins to be different from control) and the benchmark dose limit (BMD(L); lower limit of a one-sided 95% confidence interval on the BMD) were determined using BMDExpress [ 35].