Sentence examples for benchmark score for the from inspiring English sources

The resulting 1200 sequences (20 × 10 × 2 × 3) were used to calculated a benchmark score for the parameterization.

The latest leaks purporting to detail the S7 are benchmark scores for the single core and multi core variants of the phone, picked up by a Hungarian Android blog.

The establishment of benchmark scores for the questionnaire would be of value in this context, and could be established via a national survey.

Using c-statistic as the primary evaluation metric, the benchmark score for heart failure (HF) patients is 0.61 [11].

A student passes a particular text level (considered an independent reader at that text level) when their accuracy, fluency, and comprehension scores all exceed a stated benchmark score for each of those three constructs.

And Samsung has previously been accused of rigging benchmark scores for its flagship smartphones by optimizing performance on known benchmark software… So while the leaked scores sound impressive — the multi-core variant apparently topping the current list of benchmarked Android devices — the proof of the pudding will be in the eating, as they say.

For context, this follows a 56.5percentt increase in Geekbench benchmark scores from the iPhone 6 Plus to the iPhone 6s Plus.

Meanwhile, this is the first kind of study using the Pharmacy Survey on Patient Safety Culture PSOPSCC) to measure safety culture in a pharmacy setting; there are no similar studies from benchmark scores using the PSOPSC for us to compare with, so the external comparison was restrictive.

The score of 50 may be thus considered as an empirical reference or benchmark score (see below for an interpretation).

Also unchanged: only 43 percent of the 1.66 million test-takers achieved the benchmark score, 1550, that indicates readiness for college.

Qian et al. [81] proposed a new approach to dynamically determine the tree span for tree kernel-based semantic Relation Extraction and achieved a state-of-the-art performance on the ACE 2004 benchmark data set (the best F-measure score for the seven major relation types).