Sentence examples for benchmark averages from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the median LOS was 106 days in the usual care group, which was much longer than benchmark averages.

The same footprint sticker and benchmark average methodology could be applied to residential buildings.

Still, at least it's response time is above the benchmark average of 3.67 seconds.

Therefore, a benchmark average loading rate (BALR) (i.e. ( rho_{text{B}} )) is defined.

If the fund can't earn back this hurdle rate plus the category benchmark average by clever stock selection (or reduce risk significantly), you shouldn't own it.

Similarly, if a manager's individual stock picks beat (or lag) the benchmark average, he or she also deserves the credit (or blame) for that.

Similarly, if a manager’s individual stock picks beat (or lag) the benchmark average, he or she also deserves the credit (or blame) for that.

Oil companies saw their earnings dry up as the price of a barrel of West Texas intermediate crude oil, the U.S. benchmark, averaged $21.60 in the first quarter, about 25% lower than a year ago.

In order to be categorized as one of these types of users, a person would have to spend more than 25 times the benchmark average across application clusters that demonstrate interest in that category.

Under the benchmark lifetime function, a 10% increase in the market share of used cars under benchmark average new vehicle lifetime of 11.50 years yields 16.9 million tons of CO2 reduction in the cumulated life-cycle CO2 emissions during 1993 2014.

Some studies present the elasticity for a benchmark (average) observation, others an elasticity of total hours of work in the whole group for a uniform wage rate increase, some even present an average of the elasticities for all observations.