Sentence examples for benchmark for estimating from inspiring English sources

"Scenarios in which all countries of the world begin mitigation immediately, there is a single global carbon price, and all key technologies are available, have been used as a cost‐effective benchmark for estimating macroeconomic mitigation costs" It's important to understand that our choices aren't to either reduce carbon emissions or to do nothing.

The scope models [i.e., models (a), (b), (c), (q), and (r)] resulted from this analysis are used as a reference benchmark for estimating the intercity rail transit size for the PRD region.

Furthermore, data from this system were modeled to estimate national disease burden and became a monthly public benchmark for estimating how hard the pandemic was hitting the country.

Although several comments are published about the reliability of this method of investigation [ 37- 39], it remains probably the best benchmark for estimating the extent of adverse events and preventable deaths at this level.

Review of the medical records is considered by many experts the benchmark for estimating the extent of errors and adverse events in hospitals but is dependent on accurate documentation [ 24].

Note: Tropical livestock unit (TLU) is meant to represent a live weight of tropical livestock given by 250 kg as a benchmark used for estimating other herds equivalently.

For that purpose, we conducted benchmark experiments for estimating computational loads and corresponding costs and demonstrated the capability of our pipeline toward the optimization of its execution for massive input sequences.

Although the lack of standard benchmark set for estimating the quality of predictions can potentially affect our results, nevertheless, the ROC curves and the AUCs in Supplementary Figure S5 and Supplementary Table S2 show that ContrastRank consistently performs better than MutSigCV.

RAD does not underlie all or even most of the behavioral and emotional problems seen in foster children, adoptive children, or children who are maltreated and rates of child abuse and/or neglect or problem behaviors are not a benchmark for estimates of RAD.

Additionally it is also a prerequisite for estimating a benchmark dose.

The authors develop a financial model for estimating opportunity cost as an objective benchmark to accurately develop shared savings levels.