Sentence examples for benchmark of its from inspiring English sources

One benchmark of its success is that it has doubled the number of resellers it had from a year ago, to 6,000.

If the popularity of a cuisine was the benchmark of its quality you'd have to say Chinese food is a clear winner, loved from the Australian outback to small-town Peru and New York City, not to mention the billion-plus who eat it three times a day in China.

We can use the price of South Africa's relatively unspectacular wildlife as a benchmark of its potential value.

Recently he and his team conducted a neutral benchmark of its image recognition technology against the main players in the field, and the results were pretty impressive.

Perhaps the deepest problem with the We The People website from a political perspective is that the benchmark of its success, giving minorities the opportunity to put their issues on the agenda and thus win over a majority, is inherently risky.

In this direction, simulations enable the validation of different operational scenarios in a controlled environment, allowing a benchmarking of its response as well as revealing possible breaches that could lead to failures.

Set aside for a moment the argument made by critics that Adani's Carmichael coal would be worth 30% less than the Newcastle benchmark because of its higher ash content and its lower energy count.

The highly organized carbon form, graphite, is used as the benchmark because of its availability and stability.

The HMMs discriminated between the members of the different subfamilies with 100% sensitivity and selectivity (specifically, each HMM yielded a significant e value [< 1e-10]) for all benchmark proteins of its respective subfamily.

Its performance over 10 years is a paltry 4.1%, far below its benchmark of 8.2% and in the bottom half of its peers.

America, by contrast, is the world's credit benchmark and issuer of its reserve currency, suggesting a scarier outcome.