Sentence examples for benchmark to develop from inspiring English sources

The new document, a 2-year effort by the council, is intended to build upon a 2000 report, Principles and Standards for School Mathematics, that states and local school districts use as a benchmark to develop their curricula.

Preliminary results using benchmarks to develop palliative care in Catalonia have been presented.

The methodology to achieve these benchmarks is to develop public domain designs that incorporate power performance estimates, structural models, anchor and mooring designs, power conversion chain designs, and estimates of the operations and maintenance, installation, and environmental permitting required.

The authors develop a financial model for estimating opportunity cost as an objective benchmark to accurately develop shared savings levels.

For example, current Facebook CTO and former Googler Brett Taylor was an EIR at Benchmark when he began to develop FriendFeed.

The protein protein complexes in ZDOCK benchmark 4.0 [38] were chose to develop the HawkRank scoring function in our study.

In light of the above issues, we can only echo recent calls to develop benchmark data sets against which to measure current and future means to annotate TEs, allowing TE annotations to be compared across different organisms (Hoen et al. 2015).

With the increased emphasis on monitoring EOL care, further work is needed to assess appropriateness of PRT rate for EOL cancer decedents in BC, and to develop benchmark rates that can be practically assessed in different geographic regions.

Taking into consideration the relative distance of compared genomes is an important feature of benchmarking, and this study provides a framework to develop such benchmarks using 16S ribosomal RNA gene sequence differences as indicators of genetic distance, which can be related to formal taxonomy and other systematic methods [ 46, 47].

We use benchmarking with comparable cases to develop strategies.

In this situation it is important to develop benchmarks for thermal comfort, which can guide planners to a better urban design.