Sentence examples for benchmark based from inspiring English sources
This biomarker signature enabled superior pretreatment classification of response in three ethnically diverse cohorts, in comparison with a theoretical benchmark based on clinical observation and previous experience in population-based cohorts (one-third of patients no response, one-third of patients partial response, and one-third of patients good response).
The Brent benchmark, based on shipments of North Sea oil, emerged in the 1980s partly as a way of skirting this problem.
Cambridge, for example, simply rejects, reasonably, the benchmark based on exam grades (which equates a handful of good results with many indifferent ones).
Here is his explanationFor an individual fund, its active share score measures how different it is from its index benchmark based on stocks held.
Interest on the loan is likely to be 2-2.5% and would be linked to Libor - a floating benchmark based on the rate at which commercial banks lend to each other - for a term of over 15 years.
This is why the FiveThirtyEight forecast model is skeptical about Rick Santorum's chances of winning South Carolina, where his numbers have slumped since his near-victory in Iowa on Jan 3. The forecasts, however, are intended to form a benchmark based solely on top-line polling numbers and do not consider other dynamics that may be pertinent.
They compared the levels of pesticides to health benchmarks based on toxicity standards from the Environmental Protection Agency.
The model is then benchmarked based on the data collected by Schlegel et al., 2012.
These were backed-up by sensitivity studies and benchmarking based on relevant simpler problems.
"Over the medium to long term, further thinking will be needed to meet the challenge of benchmarks based on thinly-traded markets, especially when they are quote-based".
Each week, CAMEO sends a test sequence to all of the participating servers, then calculates benchmarks based on the systems' speed, server reliability, and other characteristics.
