Sentence examples for benchmark less from inspiring English sources

A reading of 100 points is considered healthy, but more buyers are canceling their contracts at the last minute, making that benchmark less reliable.

Perceived differences based on household income categories, like the "$250,000" benchmark, seem less salient than those based on big business versus everybody else.

"As a result, the benchmark is less useful and has even (mis)led us to spend time making some irrelevant optimizations in Chrome," they note.

Among the High-Intermediate group, students who had a positive attitude towards the English graduation benchmark were less likely to feel anxious in the face of the test.

Expected vehicles will include fuel-sipping models that achieve the European benchmark of less than 100g of CO2 emitted per kilometer as well as cars with a top speed of 300kph (186mph).

Thus, strict adherence to the benchmark of less than 1 revision per 100 observed component years when evaluating innovative hip implants is debatable.

Compared to comparable VC/private equity benchmarks of less than 1.2x, 3.5x is nothing short of spectacular.

The study acknowledges these benchmarks are "less than perfect" and offers areas where metrics fall short.

In non-academic hospitals benchmarking is less present and still in development, hence most data sources are not (yet) available either to the antibiotic team.

Incentives to perform would be stronger, as the public sector's low effort benchmark would be less relevant as public employment would be less easily available.

In fact, the number of sequences, 20 in this benchmark, is far less than the number of sequences for a genome-scale analysis, and pfTools is a relatively less compute-intensive tool, implying the insignificant contribution from relative portions of VM launch as well as postprocessing tasks, compared to the main processing tasks.