Sentence examples for benchmark the distance from inspiring English sources

According to the SSU benchmark, the distance between candidates and references averages to 7.66% using 1000 reference sequences and 4.76% using 5000 reference sequences.

He was also able to identify some Cepheid variables that he could use as a benchmark to estimate the distance to the nebulae.

Nearly 30 years after the benchmark was proffered, about half the distance to a 2-degree temperature increase, or about 0.8 degrees, has already been achieved.

In the benchmark tests, the Mahalanobis distance did not improve performance over the simpler Euclidean and Manhattan distances, thus, all pathways, irrespective of size and including overlapping gene sets, were retained in the pathprint.

A set of image pairs with "true" distances is required to train the weighting factors in the HRC method (see Methods) and to objectively benchmark the performance of various distance metrics.

For example, while HashAP is the best performing fingerprint in the single-assay benchmark, its distance to TT (six positions below it in the graph) is 149 which corresponds to just 3.3%% of the dataset.

If such a stock rises (perhaps because of good news such as higher-than-expected profits), the distance from the benchmark grows.

Compared to the journal-related indices (see above) the distance to the benchmark did not vanish, but was manifestly reduced: the scores range between 91% and 59% of the benchmark.

Using this as a benchmark in arthroplasty patients would underestimate the distance required to be confident that a change had truly occurred.

In addition to the mean distance between marker loci, used above to benchmark chromosome dimensions, we also compared the distance distributions between cells in a population to those from the computer simulations.

Although using GO-graph-node distance to benchmark the predicted DDIs may appear to be circular, we wish to emphasize that it is not for the following reason.