Such a study needs to be conducted at intervals of at least 5 years, with benchmarking of targets to be achieved in specific instances.
The bill includes arbitrary benchmarks, or triggers, that have to be achieved before legalization kicks in.
Yes, in the sense that a benchmark is a level of performance to be achieved, but no, since an outcome can't be measured until it is achieved, meaning that it is a backwards-looking, rather than forwards-looking, measure.
Having said that, readiness can be achieved by inculcating the urgent need for organizational change within employees, by assimilating employees into the change process by being transparent and fully communicating the intentions and process of change and by establishing a benchmark or level of performance needed to be achieved in order to realize the needed/desired change [ 9, 13].
This historic experience suggests that, though ambitious, the benchmark can be achieved even in countries with currently low levels of demand satisfied with modern methods.
As a result, his Valpolicellas, a category of wine that can often be insipid, were benchmarks of what could be achieved with care: intense and structured yet light and graceful, with the ability to age.
"These goals are not just development targets, but benchmarks of what can be achieved for children," Ms. Veneman said.
Computational and programming challenges to improve the already available software can be achieved, but only through benchmarks, simulations, 168 and thorough testing.
The benchmark is also ambitious: it will only be achieved if progress towards meeting demand for family planning is accelerated, especially in low-income countries.
Second, utilising statistical based techniques, potential analysts should confirm in a training set of images derived from 30 50 patient samples run in 5 10 different assays, that consistency can be achieved against benchmark analysts.
