Sentence examples for benchmark lines from inspiring English sources

However, He et al. use the external resources related to medicine, and the retrieval results have only a little promotion than their respective benchmark lines, or even no promotion [10].

On the other hand the proposed method is able to provide temperature penalty values well centered around the benchmark line and with an average deviation of less than 10%; it is finally demonstrated that the present procedure is also much more accurate than other existing models and simpler to apply in engineering design.

Defining vulnerability to poverty as the probability that a household's consumption will fall below some benchmark (poverty line) in the near future, the current study employed the VEP approach to measure vulnerability.

The combination of pemetrexed plus cisplatin is considered the benchmark front-line regimen for this disease, based on a phase III trial in 456 patients that yielded a response rate of 41% and a median survival of 12.1 months.

Predictions for radiative transfer using the Scaled SLW model are compared to line-by-line benchmark solutions, and predictions using the Rank Correlated SLW model and SLW Reference Approach.

These metrics assess individual subsets of project variability against reference benchmarks, in line with the decision maker's definition of loss and gain.

Figure 2 illustrates differences in progress between the current projection (solid blue line) and benchmark scenario (dotted blue line) in Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, and Nigeria.

The study was based on two well-known benchmark software product lines: MobileMedia (Young 2005) and Berkeley DB (Kästner et al. 2008).

and samples (patient cohorts, cell lines, benchmark experiments) [ 5].

A benchmark cost per line is about $1,000.

They aren't particularly concerned with the terms of the debate in Washington — time lines, benchmarks, departure dates, troop numbers.