Sentence examples for benchmark for defining from inspiring English sources

We hypothesized that a benchmark for defining metabolic syndrome and obesity could be based on %BF, which was measured by underwater weighing (UW) as a gold standard for body composition assessment.

Each of those mass extinctions resulted in the loss of at least 47±4.1% of the known genera living on Earth at their respective times (about 55% according to the recent analysis of Alroy et al. [44] of marine invertebrates), which has been extrapolated to a loss of at least 76±5% of the known species [6]; 75% species loss thus seems a reasonable benchmark for defining a mass extinction.

A consensus document released in 2012 by the world SIVA International Sedation Task Force proposed a benchmark for defining AEs [ 3].

Although these tests have become the benchmarks for defining tumors as HER2-positive, considerable controversy still exists regarding the accuracy, reliability, and inter-observer variability of these assay methods.

For international benchmarking an agreed method for defining PCCRC rate is required.

And government agencies will have tools for defining benchmarks in a trade that is often informal and that falls through the cracks between groups that manage agriculture and forestry.

To enable international benchmarking there needs to be a standardised method for defining PCCRC.

Thus, class probability estimates are natural candidates for defining the applicability domain but were not comprehensively included in previous benchmark studies.

(ii) To benchmark the severity of the crisis, by referring the study's mortality rate to internationally agreed-upon thresholds for defining states of emergency (Table 1).

This is based on a benchmark previously defined for lava flow models by Cordonnier et al. (2015; BM2015

The algorithm has been tested with the conditions and benchmark problems defined for the IEEE CEC2013 special session and competition on real-parameter single objective optimization.