The authority had also failed to meet any of the Welsh government benchmarks for attainment.
Hobby said: "Parents should not be distracted by the 65% attainment benchmark, which is based on badly designed and rapidly changing tests".
The survey was a cross-sectional study that used mixed methods involving a combination of quantitative methods to establish the attainment of benchmark indicators and qualitative methods to analyze and better understand the contextual situation in the target communities.
Since 1976, Medicare has linked reimbursement for hospitals performing organ transplants to the attainment of certain benchmarks, including transplant volume.
Along this line of thinking, Medicare has linked both transplant program accreditation and procedural reimbursement to the attainment of its benchmarks.
Attainment of the overall benchmark requires at least '2.5' or above on any one construct and '3' or above on all other constructs (Education Bureau Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region 2007).
Singh (2011) improved the process capability of polyjet printing for plastic components and charted the procedure for attaining the Cpk value attainment >1.33, i.e., >4 sigma level, which is considered as industrial benchmark.
In one of the biggest changes in schools accountability under the coalition, the progress of pupils in English secondary schools will be measured across eight subjects, with their attainment in exams aged 16 benchmarked against what they were forecast to achieve when they left primary school aged 11.
The change in Objectives attainment was considered the most important benchmarking indicator for examining the effectiveness of the assimilation of NASA products into OGA/IPAD's DSS.
Finally, comment can only be made on a hospital's attainment of Medicare's transplant volume benchmarks.
Parole boards require certain benchmarks of good behavior, like work participation and education attainment, that aren't offered to inmates in SHUs.
