Sentence examples for benchmark each other from inspiring English sources

"It may be safer not to have all your eggs in one basket, but to have maybe three suppliers for major components who can benchmark each other," says another purchasing manager.

These ludicrously high valuations have a butterfly effect, as other VC's benchmark with each other, basing valuations on the figures set by other companies with similar profiles, rather than realistic predictions of revenue and growth.

Three novel control strategies were developed, evaluated, and benchmarked against each other: a feedforward control (control structure 1 – CS#1), a rule-based feedback control (CS 2), and a feedforward feedback controller, in which the feedback loop updates the set point of the feedforward loop (CS#3).

Physician PPI prescribing patterns may also be benchmarked against each other with financial penalties for excessive costs [ 24].

However, it is difficult to judge the differences between these methods as they are not reliably benchmarked against each other.

This simulation will help us to understand the dynamics of customer and retailer decision-making and the robustness of market designs, by stimulating researchers to develop broker agents and benchmark them against each other.

One way forward for Singapore to improve emergency care is to collect basic and internationally comparable characteristics of all EDs (in both private and public hospitals) to benchmark locally with each other and to be able to work toward common standards.

To start, measure the ongoing, verifiable use of energy and water and benchmark resorts against each other in a normalized fashion.

We propose one new indirect method (4) and two direct methods (5 and 6) for estimating predictive accuracy and compare their performances and those of four other existing approaches (three indirect (1 to 3) and one direct (7)) with simulated true predictive accuracy as the benchmark and with each other.

CodeSignal benchmarks developers against each other.

How do the different principles and benchmarks relate to each other and what should we do if they conflict?