(One assumes his reference to benchmarking refers to Blix's reporting back on whether Iraq was in compliance).
In the OPTIMISE study, benchmarking refers to the process of comparing critical quality indicators with the results of peers.
These benchmarks refer to the question of what proportion of the observed variation is real, and not to the variation on an absolute scale.
It is likely that creationist activists will push for these materials to be taught and will simply pay no attention to the part of the benchmark that refers to other theories.
Also, it is not clear to me whether the next sentence ("Besides predicting topology, reliability of the predictions is estimated as well, and it is demonstrated that the accuracies of more than 60%% of the predictions are over 98%% on the benchmark sets") refers to the same measures.
As Environment Victoria's CEO Mark Wakeham points out, Victoria's target wasn't one with penalties, but more a statement of intent about the state's direction, a benchmark to refer to when making decisions such as planning and infrastructure decisions.
Blue circles reflect femtocell positions for a specific layout used as benchmark (hereafter referred to as original layout, OrL).
For such a benchmark we refer to the literature, e.g. [ 18, 89, 90].
"There are no books you can read, no benchmarks to refer to.
The benchmarking dataset, referred to as the PDB-bench, is used to optimize box sizes in order to yield the highest docking accuracy.
