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Responding to Mr Grayling's comments, Liberal Democrat deputy leader Simon Hughes told the BBC the ECHR was a "benchmark of human rights around the world".
It embodies the fact that Britain remains a nation where key universal benchmarks of human decency and protections against state abuse are upheld by the courts – upheld, in some cases, against governments that may be tempted to bow the knee to newspapers demanding arbitrary abuse of rights.
The results can be used as reference data for evaluation and benchmarking of human computer engineering in clinical health IT context for future studies.
The distinctive electronic melody/rhythm combination comes from combining Moog Source and ARP Quadra synthesisers to play a rhythmic sequence of notes, but this spring-1982 fusion of electronics with guitars, bass and drums is a benchmark marriage of human and machine.
This paper presents benchmarking results of human epithelial type 2 (HEp-2) interphase cell image classification methods on a very large dataset.
In this spirit, the World Economic Forum's Human Capital Report 2013 provides a tool that policymakers, business leaders and others can use to objectively benchmark their stocks of human capital and identify opportunities for improvement.
For the time being however, there is no benchmark regarding GI of human antibodies.
Experiments on pairs of benchmark human action datasets achieved state-of-the-art accuracy, proving the efficacy of the proposed method.
On a benchmark including 120 pairs of human and mouse genomic sequences, most of their encoded genes were successfully identified by our program.
The technique is validated through benchmarking of the dose response of human fibroblast cells exposed to the cationic molecule, polyethylene imine (PEI); delivered as a free molecule and as a cargo on the surface of CdSe nanoparticles and Silica microparticles.
