Sentence examples for benchmark thresholds from inspiring English sources

They are the 'global absolute poor' ($0-$0-$2r person per day); the 'global insecure' ($2-$2-$10day); the 'global secure' ($10-$10-$50and; and the 'global prosperous' (above $50 a day).Identifying such benchmark thresholds is inevitably a rough and ready exercise.

The limitation of both indices however is that no reliable benchmark threshold values have been validated for low-flow devices against in vivo performance to our knowledge.

A threshold of P<10 5 was a benchmark threshold used for reporting signals within the WTCCC study and we adopted this as an appropriate compromise.

A larger difference between cases and controls can be observed when comparing the overlap zones (thresholds greater than one) with the benchmark (threshold of one; using the whole buffer area rather than overlap areas).

So for "benchmark" read "thresholds" (the plural may or may not be significant. I'm told there's still a bit of a fine-tuning to be done).

It can also be used to benchmark admission thresholds between services and jurisdictions.

Indexes frequently use benchmarks or thresholds as signals of possible impending change in market outlook.

We reviewed the scientific literature for studies evaluating the environmental considerations included in the Swedish Forestry Act and FSC, compared individual metrics and benchmarks, identified thresholds as well as identified specific gaps missing from current regulations (missing factors/areas of improvement).

This recommendation has showed a potentiality of serving as a benchmark for threshold in this Asian context [ 38].

That is, for all comparisons, the ICERs for dabigatran were well below the benchmark WTP threshold of £20 000/QALY gained.

Such an effort requires establishing a benchmark or threshold against which a facility may be judged as having poor quality of care.