Sentence examples for benchmark from which from inspiring English sources
This might sound like a dismal statistic, but it's also an opportunity – a valuable benchmark from which we can now improve.
"We record and monitor all injuries and fatalities that occur on the racecourse to provide a benchmark from which the industry continually strives to reduce injury rates.
Short-term government bills are used to grease the wheels for many financial transactions and provide a benchmark from which other assets are priced.
Their policy doesn't state the benchmark from which reductions are measured, but their target was based on the commitment made by the previous Labor government which was pegged to 2000.
Each island study was marked by a detailed field survey of reef topography and biogeography, laying down a Domesday-like benchmark from which future environmental change could be gauged.
Well, the subtitle is here: The Great War and the Birth of the Modern Age, but it's not accidental that he is playing off of this title of a ballet of Igor Stravinsky, because the ballet of Stravinsky was a kind of watershed, a touchstone, the benchmark from which Modernism can be calculated and against which it can be measured.
When evaluating performance, those four Russell indexes, while not the only decent benchmarks from which you can choose, are as good a place to start as any.
Our results provide some empirical benchmarks from which it is possible to identify in advance problems related to the spatial management of the red spiny lobster fishery and their potential solutions.
If we assume the average dog owner wants to treat their pet well, then Whistle provides them with the benchmarks from which they can glean their success rate.
Using real datasets avoids simulation biases and gives a real picture of mapper behavior, whereas simulated datasets are benchmarks from which all parameters can be controlled.
The pilot trial was designed to provide benchmarks from which to project the sample size required for a full scale trial.
