Sentence examples for benchmark measure from inspiring English sources
The report, released Friday by the Labor Department, is considered a benchmark measure of inflation.
The benchmark measure fell below its average price of the past 200 days.
The report, released by the Labor Department, is considered a benchmark measure of inflation.
Different designs for photocatalytic wastewater treatment were compared with a new benchmark measure, photocatalytic space-time yield.
Still, amid concern about a global economic slowdown, the benchmark measure is on pace for the first quarterly slump since September.
The contribution rates have risen sharply in recent years, as long-distance prices and therefore revenues — which are the benchmark measure for determining contribution rates — have fallen.
Note finally that, independent of the fairness issues (DECOB's output is larger by one order of magnitude than the outputs of the benchmarking competitors), DECOB achieves the best values in all benchmark measures.
Implementation and actual investments made by professionals in these areas may be ensured through regular measurement and feedback on these issues and using an internal benchmark measuring levels of communication and relationships overtime for further improvements.
The legislation is the first of the major so-called political benchmark measures to pass after months of American pressure for progress.
The benchmark measures the effectiveness of the neural or machine representation by computing the classification loss on the ordered eigendecomposition of a kernel matrix [Montavon et al., 2011].
On the other hand, said Michael Russell, the analyst for Morgan Stanley, "It was a very complex quarter, and there was relief to see positive organic revenue growth," a benchmark measured from operations minus the effects of acquisitions or foreign-currency adjustments.
