Sentence examples similar to benchmark for age from inspiring English sources

Mr. Marchand pedaled more than 14 miles, setting a global benchmark for cyclists age 105 and older.

When you review your list, what do you see? Are you generally on track with the benchmarks for your age group or career stage?

We also report descriptive statistics of daily mean intake per kg bodyweight (mean, standard deviation, inter-quartile range, 10th, 50th and 90th percentiles) and the percentage of participants above the non-cancer and cancer benchmarks for all age groups.

I feel like your generation has really become a benchmark for people my own age, it's a hard act to follow.

In some cases, States are obliged to be consistent in defining benchmark ages — such as the age for admission into employment and completion of compulsory education; but in other cases the Convention is unequivocal in setting an upper limit — such as prohibiting life imprisonment or capital punishment for those under 18 years of age.

When used for quality improvement or to benchmark with other agencies, data needs to be adjusted for age or stratified by age to ensure equitable comparisons.

Wiener filter is an age-old benchmark for image denoising and restoration [23].

This affects not just state but also company pensions, since the state retirement age sets a benchmark for the private sector.

You don't use your age as a benchmark for deciding what you should or should not be doing.

These results may serve as the current best benchmark for expected results in the pediatric population, aged 0 to 16 years, both in terms of acute success rates and the occurrence of complications.

Resigning at this specific and symbolic age would set a benchmark for his successors.